#ETH走势分析 What do you think of Ethereum's trend tonight? Personally, I lean towards going long.
Entry strategy: Consider scaling in batches within the 105-120 range, don't go all-in at once. Setting a stop loss around 3050 is relatively prudent.
There are two target price levels: Short term: first see if 3150 can be held Mid term: target at 3190
$ETH The volatility has been quite high lately, so strictly control your position size. I'll record this operation idea in real-time, no hindsight analysis. If you're interested, you can follow for future updates.
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-05 12:20
Ha, a stop loss at 3050 is a bit tight.
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ChainDetective
· 12-05 12:19
I agree with the strategy of entering in batches; going all-in really is a lesson learned the hard way.
Whether 3150 can hold will be clear in the next couple of days—it feels uncertain.
Setting the stop loss at 3050 is pretty solid, just worried that if it breaks, it might not bounce back.
The market has been extremely volatile lately, with sharp surges and drops, so position sizing really needs to be strictly controlled, or a sudden drop could wipe you out.
Going long is fine, but this round of volatility is intense, so be careful not to get trapped.
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On-ChainDiver
· 12-05 12:17
I agree with the approach of scaling in gradually; going all-in at once isn’t the right move.
Honestly, the 3150 level is tough to break through, and I’m more optimistic about 3190.
Big swings really test your mindset—if you can’t hold on, it’s easy to get knocked out.
I’ll wait to see your next moves to see if your strategy holds up.
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CexIsBad
· 12-05 12:04
I'm tired of hearing about "buying in batches." In the end, it's still just a single limit-down drop that brings everything back to square one.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-05 11:57
It's not wrong to allocate in batches; going all-in at once is indeed risky.
By the way, isn't a stop loss at 3050 a bit too tight considering how volatile this wave is?
The key is still to maintain a steady mindset and avoid getting trapped.
Wait, your short-term and mid-term targets aren't that different. Feels a bit conservative.
Going long is fine, but you really need to manage your position size, or you'll end up with heavy losses.
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BasementAlchemist
· 12-05 11:55
Staggered entry really is a safe move; those who went all-in are crying at home.
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A stop loss at 3050 is reliable, just worried the reaction will be too fast if it breaks.
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Hey, this price range is kind of wild—jumping from 105 to 120...
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Going long is fine, but you really have to hold your nerve this round, don’t get shaken out.
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Real-time records instead of hindsight analysis—I like this attitude, let’s put it to the test.
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With high volatility, you have to split your positions, otherwise your mindset will collapse.
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The 3190 target is a bit far; let’s see if 3150 is doable first.
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Bro, your stop loss is set cautiously enough, but I’m afraid it might get hit.
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Staggered entry really is the way to go, much better than going all-in.
#ETH走势分析 What do you think of Ethereum's trend tonight? Personally, I lean towards going long.
Entry strategy: Consider scaling in batches within the 105-120 range, don't go all-in at once. Setting a stop loss around 3050 is relatively prudent.
There are two target price levels:
Short term: first see if 3150 can be held
Mid term: target at 3190
$ETH The volatility has been quite high lately, so strictly control your position size. I'll record this operation idea in real-time, no hindsight analysis. If you're interested, you can follow for future updates.