2026-01-05 02:25:37

Ethereum was originally at a position of 3080 with a chance to fully retreat, stop-loss and exit, and I was still thinking that the weekend market wouldn't be too active, maybe a pullback. The result was completely unexpected— the more I held, the higher it went. This broke the usual pattern: normally, holding onto losing positions would lead to further declines, but now it's the opposite. Even on weekends, there's no rest, and the market continues to rise, oscillating back and forth at high levels.

Yesterday, I cut 20% of my position at the price of 3022.8, and now the forced liquidation price has risen to 3202.7. Watching Ethereum continuously test levels, I can't help but feel a bit nervous— is this rally aimed at the bulls? Or is a real bull market about to start with the opening of 2026?

The market is indeed doing some unprecedented combinations. At this point, it's even more important to stay calm, protect the existing profits, and also reserve ammunition for possible upward movements.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-07 21:32

This reverse rally is really a bit desperate. I thought I could retreat completely from 3080, but I got slapped in the face. Now the forced liquidation has floated above 3202, and it feels like this round of the market is really not playing by the usual rules.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-05 09:39

This reverse operation is amazing. Usually, I hold on tightly during dips, but now it's the other way around—holding on tighter as it rises, honestly it's hard to keep up. --- 3080 was supposed to be the exit point, but it’s still surging over the weekend? Feeling a bit anxious. --- They’ve raised the liquidation level to 3202, what could they be hinting at... --- A combination I’ve never seen before, feels like fishing. --- Cutting two-thirds and still seeing such a strong rally, do you regret it or not? --- No rest over the weekend, are the bulls really about to unleash? --- Must keep a steady mindset, but even more important to keep my fingers steady. --- Cutting at 3022 now looks like a joke, I didn’t calculate it right. --- This rhythm is truly strange, reserving ammunition is definitely wise.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-05 05:56

Still pushing the market over the weekend, this pace is indeed a bit wild. I was planning to buy the dip and turn around, but got slapped in the face. Now, it's just a matter of how long I can hold on.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-05 02:53

The market maker's move to push the price up this time is truly impressive. The reverse operation directly broke the defense. That wave to 3080 was really a perfect bottoming opportunity. Is this a bullish signal or a trap to lure more buyers? The key point now depends on the technical breakout. Don't let the retail investors blindly chase the high. They didn't stop over the weekend and kept pushing, indicating that the capital flow is indeed strong. But risk control is the most important thing. Protecting existing profits is the key. The strong liquidation price at 3202 is really risky. Once a correction happens, it might not come back. Be prepared with ammunition at all times. This combination trading strategy is truly unprecedented. It feels like preparing for a real market move, but there's also a possibility it's just to trap retail investors. The trend of holding long positions is increasingly reversing. The old logic of holding firm and not letting go has completely failed. It's time to change the trading mindset.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-05 02:48

3080 to 3202.7, this change in liquidity depth doesn't seem right... Did it surge so strongly over the weekend?

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-05 02:45

Wow, this reverse operation is amazing. Usually, holding on tightly would lead to a drop, but now it turns around and rises. I'm a bit confused by the market.

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FunGibleTom

· 01-05 02:39

This reverse operation is really amazing. Usually, holding on stubbornly leads to worse losses, but this time a quick turnaround hit the daily limit. The market just loves to play with this kind of mentality.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-05 02:36

Damn, getting hit with a reverse blow again. This move is really clever, haha.

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DAOTruant

· 01-05 02:30

This reverse operation is amazing. Usually, holding tight during the decline, now it's rising in the opposite direction. Stay calm and keep a steady mindset.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-05 02:27

The strategy is backfiring, and it's really uncomfortable. Usually, I hold on tightly during dips, but now that it's reversing, the more I hold, the more it rises. I really need to keep a steady mindset.

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