You can gradually build long positions in the 2940-2905 range, with a stop-loss at 2900. If it breaks below 2900, look for 2850 as the first entry point for longs, and consider adding at 2825-2800, but strictly execute a stop-loss at 2776.
On the upside, closely watch the 3130-3150 rebound. If this resistance level is truly broken, the rally may extend to 3180-3190, where you can try shorting with a stop-loss at 3196. However, if it stalls near 3150, you should still short, don’t hesitate.
Bitcoin: You can take a small long position at 89800 to avoid missing out, add at 88500, with a stop-loss at 88000.
Take profit around 92450-92670; if it breaks through and the bullish momentum continues to 93100-93250, this is a good spot for a quick short, with a stop-loss at 93650 and a target near 9205.
Pay special attention to the 94000-94180 range, as it’s easy to break through; if you short here, act quickly, with a stop-loss at 94300 and take profit at 93260.
At the higher 96000-96600 range, you can set up shorts, with a stop-loss at 97300 and a target near 94280.
Overall, the current market is highly volatile; whether long or short, strictly control position sizes and stop-losses.
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SnapshotBot
· 12-08 21:15
It's another one of those long and short strategies. Isn't it tiring? Feels like just gambling on the direction.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-08 12:06
It’s another barrage of numbers—my head is spinning as a small retail investor. Can you give some straightforward and simple advice?
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LiquidationHunter
· 12-08 03:54
Damn, it's a bunch of numbers again, I'm about to faint... Stop-loss, stop-loss, stop-loss, it's always these three words every day, isn't it annoying?
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AirdropHuntress
· 12-08 03:47
The data shows that there is indeed a risk of rapid shifts between long and short positions in this market trend, but looking at these stop-loss settings... they seem a bit too tight. Historical data indicates that breakouts around 94 are often traps.
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digital_archaeologist
· 12-08 03:34
Same old story, the numbers keep bouncing back and forth, but I just can't seem to make any profit.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 12-08 03:31
It's the same number game again, drawing lines and plotting prices every day. If it really made money, they'd already be financially free, haha.
Current Ethereum Strategy:
You can gradually build long positions in the 2940-2905 range, with a stop-loss at 2900. If it breaks below 2900, look for 2850 as the first entry point for longs, and consider adding at 2825-2800, but strictly execute a stop-loss at 2776.
On the upside, closely watch the 3130-3150 rebound. If this resistance level is truly broken, the rally may extend to 3180-3190, where you can try shorting with a stop-loss at 3196. However, if it stalls near 3150, you should still short, don’t hesitate.
Bitcoin:
You can take a small long position at 89800 to avoid missing out, add at 88500, with a stop-loss at 88000.
Take profit around 92450-92670; if it breaks through and the bullish momentum continues to 93100-93250, this is a good spot for a quick short, with a stop-loss at 93650 and a target near 9205.
Pay special attention to the 94000-94180 range, as it’s easy to break through; if you short here, act quickly, with a stop-loss at 94300 and take profit at 93260.
At the higher 96000-96600 range, you can set up shorts, with a stop-loss at 97300 and a target near 94280.
Overall, the current market is highly volatile; whether long or short, strictly control position sizes and stop-losses.