ETH has recently exhibited that typical pattern again—price steadily rising, holdings surging, and the long-short ratio shrinking. How to play in this situation? It all depends on your own market understanding. If you think the current phase is a consolidation with oscillations, then opening a short position at a high point is just right; but if you see signals indicating a true breakout trend, then your approach should be reversed. The market often gives you signals based on how you interpret it.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 6h ago
I've seen this trick too many times; it's still the same old routine.
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PessimisticLayer
· 6h ago
Hmm, it's the same old trick. The bulls are crazy, and their positions are still exploding. This time, I'm really going to go against the trend.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 7h ago
I'm already tired of this routine. Every time, the price pushes up and positions pile up crazily, with the long-short ratio shrinking to a mess. And then? Anyway, I can't understand it, so I'll just wait for it to decide on its own.
ETH has recently exhibited that typical pattern again—price steadily rising, holdings surging, and the long-short ratio shrinking. How to play in this situation? It all depends on your own market understanding. If you think the current phase is a consolidation with oscillations, then opening a short position at a high point is just right; but if you see signals indicating a true breakout trend, then your approach should be reversed. The market often gives you signals based on how you interpret it.