Yesterday afternoon I advised not to open a position on Sunday night if possible, as getting it wrong could trap you by more than 100 points.

Actually, you can also pay attention to some differences in trading on Saturdays and Sundays.

This week's plan:
Observe more and act less. Because the defense battle at the 3000 position has already started in advance, we need to observe whether there will be a second attack or if it will break directly.
Plan A, if it rebounds quickly but can't go above 3300-3500, then go short, targeting 3000. Of course, keep the stop loss as small as possible, and you can try multiple times.
Plan 2, buy around 3000 (small position, after all it's a counter-trend trade, it's meant to touch the bottom)
Try to open positions as little as possible in the range of 3100-3200, as getting it wrong can be quite a trap.

Historical Record: On Sunday night, I personally opened a long position on my small account 3173, just as it started to drop. Luckily, it was a small position, and I managed to pull the average price down to around 3080 to make a trade to escape the trap. I almost lost the profits I made over the weekend. So, I would still advise to open fewer positions between 3100-3200 and try to buy the dip below 3100. Those who bought above 3100 probably didn't sleep well last night, fearing it might break 3000 and give a sharp drop.

#eth