Ethereum is consolidating in the 3114 range. I think if the market pulls back to around 3075 tonight, it might be a good idea to consider building positions in batches. What's the key? Never let yourself fall into the trap of heavy positions—without room to adjust, it's no different from gambling.
Even if your judgment is completely correct this time, the market could turn against you next time. The danger of heavy positions is that they can destroy your mindset, turning rational analysis into emotional trading. As the ancients said, "Chopping wood for a thousand days, burning it in one," and that's the same principle in trading.
I've been adjusting my mindset well during this period, and I've gradually understood a principle—slow is fast. Calmly allocating positions, patiently waiting for opportunities, and strictly executing stop-losses can actually help you survive longer and earn more steadily. Risk management always takes priority over pursuit of profits.
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Ethereum is consolidating in the 3114 range. I think if the market pulls back to around 3075 tonight, it might be a good idea to consider building positions in batches. What's the key? Never let yourself fall into the trap of heavy positions—without room to adjust, it's no different from gambling.
Even if your judgment is completely correct this time, the market could turn against you next time. The danger of heavy positions is that they can destroy your mindset, turning rational analysis into emotional trading. As the ancients said, "Chopping wood for a thousand days, burning it in one," and that's the same principle in trading.
I've been adjusting my mindset well during this period, and I've gradually understood a principle—slow is fast. Calmly allocating positions, patiently waiting for opportunities, and strictly executing stop-losses can actually help you survive longer and earn more steadily. Risk management always takes priority over pursuit of profits.