【Bullish Approach】 Enter long positions in the 3120-3150 range, with a stop loss set at 3090. The short-term targets are 3250 and 3300, two key levels. Once the price stabilizes above 3250 and volume confirms, consider slightly increasing the position size, extending the target to 3300-3350. At this point, move the stop loss up to 3220 for risk management.
【Bearish Approach】 The ideal short entry zone is between 3300-3320, with a stop loss at 3400, and take profit set between 3180-3150.
【Risk Management Points】 Keep each position within 10% of total funds—this is crucial. Avoid heavy positions near resistance levels to prevent being shaken out. Stop loss is the lifeline of trading; always set it, typically between 50 to 100 points, which is reasonable.
【Market Observation】 Closely monitor Bitcoin’s correlation, large fund flows, and potential regulatory news, and manage liquidity accordingly. These factors often determine the short-term market rhythm.
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TaxEvader
· 18h ago
It's the same old story again, can 3250 really hold steady? Feels like all the orders are being eaten up.
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-09 19:20
Huh, here we go again. Can 3250 really hold steady?
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Saying 10% position every time, but no one listens
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Short at 3300? Feels like it's going to get hammered again
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Have you set your stop-loss? That's the real way to survive
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Bitcoin moves and everything gets chaotic, what's the point of watching Ethereum
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It's easy to say that volume and this thing work together, but how to judge during the trading session?
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By the time regulatory news appears, it's probably already half dumped...
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Those who bought long at 3120 are probably still trapped now
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Heavy buying at resistance levels chasing high = giving away money. If you don't get this, don't play
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Liquidity management? If big funds leave, you'd already know. What about us?
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-09 13:39
It's that kind of "perfect" interval layout again. Every time, they explain it very clearly, but when it actually happens, it's a whole different story.
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NoStopLossNut
· 01-07 09:49
Entering at 3120? I'll wait and see. Last time, I was washed out precisely like this.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 01-07 09:42
Here comes the 3120-3150 range again. I'll definitely wait a bit longer before entering, then watch it rise to 3250 right in front of my eyes.
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AlwaysAnon
· 01-07 09:34
3250 is really a hurdle. Let's see if it can hold steady.
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CryptoMom
· 01-07 09:32
The 3300 level is indeed risky. I'm still playing it safely with a 10% position—being cautious helps me survive longer.
Ethereum Market Strategy Summary:
【Bullish Approach】
Enter long positions in the 3120-3150 range, with a stop loss set at 3090. The short-term targets are 3250 and 3300, two key levels. Once the price stabilizes above 3250 and volume confirms, consider slightly increasing the position size, extending the target to 3300-3350. At this point, move the stop loss up to 3220 for risk management.
【Bearish Approach】
The ideal short entry zone is between 3300-3320, with a stop loss at 3400, and take profit set between 3180-3150.
【Risk Management Points】
Keep each position within 10% of total funds—this is crucial. Avoid heavy positions near resistance levels to prevent being shaken out. Stop loss is the lifeline of trading; always set it, typically between 50 to 100 points, which is reasonable.
【Market Observation】
Closely monitor Bitcoin’s correlation, large fund flows, and potential regulatory news, and manage liquidity accordingly. These factors often determine the short-term market rhythm.