2026-01-07 02:21:33

Looking back at yesterday's trades, to be honest, the operations were a bit rushed. Ethereum indeed showed strong momentum; going long around 3210 was a bit of a gamble, but after a pullback to 3180, it started to rebound and eventually reached around 3300. The situation with Bitcoin wasn't as ideal—stop-losses at 93300 and 92800 were just swept, and later at 91500, it was stopped out again. The entry was somewhat aggressive, which is something to reflect on carefully.

If we follow the analysis framework from yesterday morning, the entry points were actually quite good. The support levels at 92700 and 91700 provided low-risk long opportunities, and the low buy zone at Ethereum 3180 meant limited downside risk. If you managed to get in, there was a good chance for profit. However, the market has been oscillating and shaking out traders frequently, so patience is key. Instead of chasing highs or rushing in, it's better to wait for more favorable entry opportunities. Adhering to the principle of "don't chase unless broken," within the range, you can choose to participate in high-level shorts or low-level longs, which is much safer.

ETH-0,68%

BTC1,19%

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RektButStillHere

· 01-09 18:29

Reviewing my losing trades again, this time I was truly washed out.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-09 12:51

Emma has been stopped out again. This market is really repeatedly shaking out traders.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 01-08 15:26

Was shaken out again; I really didn't seize this wave of momentum.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-07 02:50

Was washed out again, this market is really annoying Stop-losses are being swept one after another, clearly the framework is correct but execution is too hasty That wave at 3180 was okay, but BTC here is really getting to me Never chase without breaking, this has to be engraved in my mind

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CommunityLurker

· 01-07 02:48

Was washed again, this is the daily routine in the crypto world... The key is still greed, the results that should follow the framework are all messed up. Stop-loss was triggered three times in a row, I can tell that I really didn't keep my emotions in check. Never chase after a break, I need to engrain this in my mind. Next time, I need to be more careful.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-07 02:34

Stop-loss being wiped out is really annoying, but this repeated shakeout indeed requires patience. Don't chase the highs.

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HashBandit

· 01-07 02:30

ngl the liquidation wick hunting here is insane... back in my mining days we'd just hodl through the noise instead of getting swept at every support lmao. gas fees were cheaper than your stop losses tbh

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NotSatoshi

· 01-07 02:26

Oh no, I got shaken out and stopped out. This wave's rhythm is really tough to handle. --- That low point at 3180 for the long position was actually okay, just got impatient and didn't wait. --- Repeated fluctuations are really annoying. Still, stick to the plan and don't chase blindly. --- Remember the trick of not chasing unless it breaks, so I don't get wiped out again. --- Ethereum took a hit, but I guess it's a small mercy in misfortune. --- Next time, I need to be more patient. The market just loves to shake out the retail investors.

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