#比特币与黄金战争 Looking at your $ETH position, with an average cost of 2895, I think it's worth paying attention to. But the key question is—can you really make a profit of 6000u?
To be honest, it depends on several factors. First, what is the current market rhythm of Ethereum, and will the short-term $BTC trend set the tone? Second, where is your stop-loss set, and can your mindset withstand the intermediate pullback? Lastly, what multiple does the 6000u target correspond to—1x or higher?
From an average price perspective, if 2895 is in the recent support zone, then the downside is limited. But how much upward elasticity there is still depends on the market’s heat. The characteristic of the crypto market is: small-scale fluctuations are frequent, and the larger trend ultimately determines the final gains.
My suggestion is: first set your psychological stop-loss level, then see if the profit target aligns with your current risk-reward ratio. Greed is often the biggest enemy in trading.
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CountdownToBroke
· 5h ago
2895 bought the dip and still want to hit 6000u, it depends on how BTC's dad is feeling today, haha
Don't think about profits before setting a proper stop-loss. That's how I ended up crashing.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 5h ago
Honestly, position 2895 is a bit uncertain; it mainly depends on how BTC behaves. Otherwise, ETH might just be following along and lagging behind.
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GameFiCritic
· 5h ago
The average price of 2895 sounds good, but with a profit target of 6000u... you really need to carefully calculate the risk ratio. Small fluctuations can grind you to death, and if the stop-loss isn't set properly, you'll be forced to clear the position altogether.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 5h ago
Those who can't get 6000 at 2895, will lose everything with one reverse of BTC.
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CryingOldWallet
· 5h ago
If you are entering at 2895, you should set your stop-loss now; otherwise, a small spike could wipe you out.
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ContractHunter
· 5h ago
The average price of 2895 is honestly a bit uncertain. Whether it can hold depends on BTC's performance. ETH is a bit bottlenecked in this wave.
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GweiWatcher
· 5h ago
2895 this position is indeed a bit interesting, but a profit of 6000u... to be honest, greed never ends well.
#比特币与黄金战争 Looking at your $ETH position, with an average cost of 2895, I think it's worth paying attention to. But the key question is—can you really make a profit of 6000u?
To be honest, it depends on several factors. First, what is the current market rhythm of Ethereum, and will the short-term $BTC trend set the tone? Second, where is your stop-loss set, and can your mindset withstand the intermediate pullback? Lastly, what multiple does the 6000u target correspond to—1x or higher?
From an average price perspective, if 2895 is in the recent support zone, then the downside is limited. But how much upward elasticity there is still depends on the market’s heat. The characteristic of the crypto market is: small-scale fluctuations are frequent, and the larger trend ultimately determines the final gains.
My suggestion is: first set your psychological stop-loss level, then see if the profit target aligns with your current risk-reward ratio. Greed is often the biggest enemy in trading.