2026-01-07 03:20:14

Last night when I woke up, I realized I had already closed my position— the stop-loss order was executed precisely at 3300. Although it sounds a bit regretful, compared to regret, I am more grateful for setting this line of defense.

These three days of rolling positions have been quite intense, from 10U to 40U. If I hadn’t made a mistake that time, I should now see a four-figure account balance. Unfortunately, there are no ifs in the world; admit mistakes, stand upright when hit—this is my motto.

Regarding the future trend of Ethereum, a few signals are worth warning about. The bullish momentum is clearly waning. After closing the position this time, I plan to observe for a few days before making any moves. Going short impulsively? That’s just feeding the market’s volatility. The market has been rising for so many trading days; technically, it’s time for a rest and a pullback.

What’s more concerning is that the international situation remains volatile, and black swan events could strike at any time. My advice is to keep positions light, don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations, and avoid excessive leverage.

By the way, recent moves by a certain tech giant have indeed caused quite a stir, from space projects to crypto ecosystems. The actions of such top-tier players can really influence the rhythm of the entire market. Follow the main trend, at least you won’t step into too many traps.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 14h ago

Stop-loss, save my life! Last time I didn't have this awareness and got liquidated directly. From 10U to 40U, this move is really aggressive. Regret is inevitable, but staying alive is the most important. I also saw the signal of long-term decay. Now it's indeed time to rest. I don't want to follow the short sellers and get killed or send myself to death. With the international situation so chaotic, who knows when a black swan will come. It's still better to trade lightly and comfortably. That big shot can move the market with just one sentence. Following the trend carries risks, brother.

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4am_degen

· 01-07 03:50

Stop-loss to save your life, no loss this time. If it were up to me, I would set up several more defenses; don't wait until your mindset explodes.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-07 03:46

The moment a stop-loss order is executed is truly professional, more valuable than every dollar earned. Turning 10U into 40U is okay, but I think the real strength is being able to admit mistakes, which is the secret to lasting the longest. ETH's recent surge is indeed a bit risky, the bulls are losing momentum... let's wait and see, don't follow the bears' rhythm. Black swan events can't be prevented, but small positions are really a lifesaver. A big shot's single glance can trigger market earthquakes; following the trend requires moderation.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-07 03:25

The stop-loss line really saves lives. Staying alive is more important than making four figures. Hearing 10U turn into 40U is satisfying, but unfortunately, it's just that close. This is the crypto world. The bullish decay signal is so obvious? I'm also waiting for a pullback. Now is a good time to stay on the sidelines. No one can predict black swan events, so it's better to keep a light position. A word from a big shot can stir up a storm. Follow the trend with moderation.

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DiamondHands

· 01-07 03:25

Wow, the stop-loss execution was flawless, hitting 3300 precisely is really amazing. From 10U to 40U, if it weren't for that mistake, it would have already reached four digits. What a pity. Looking at ETH's current momentum, it seems a bit weak; the bulls are clearly catching their breath. Don't rush to buy the dip and short; that's just shooting yourself in the foot. Black swan events are truly unpredictable; it's better to stay light and wait for opportunities. When a big player makes a move, the entire market dances along—it's a bit outrageous.

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