Today is New Year's Eve. I didn't want to talk much about the market, but seeing everyone still debating whether to go long, I must remind you once again.

Regarding the risks of going long on ETH, during tonight's live session, I broke down the resistance levels, stop-loss points, and the pitfalls of bottom-fishing on the left side, explaining everything clearly.

Looking back now, those who listened and controlled their hands are now holding their principal safely; those who didn't listen, the market is currently testing my logic.

Why do we trade? Is it for steady appreciation or for gambling on a short-term rebound?

I watched the entire rebound the day before yesterday live; it indeed performed better than I expected, exceeding my forecast.
But the larger cycle structure has always been clear to us — it’s still a bearish trend.

I repeatedly emphasize: even in a bearish mindset, shorting must have a stop-loss!
In case it really turns into a daily-level rebound, there’s plenty of room upward. Without a stop-loss, you can easily be taken out.

No matter long or short, only trade on the right side!
Wait for the trend to develop, wait for the true turning point, then act.
Don’t chase back and forth in the middle of oscillations,
It may look like an opportunity, but it’s actually a trap,
Eventually, it will grind your principal to nothing and crush your mindset.

Remember: during a single-sided decline, the rebounds on the left side are only a few points; the real gains come from the right side of the trend. Don’t risk losing your good mood for a little bit of petty gains.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, I wish all my crypto friends a happy new year!
🧨 Wishing you a prosperous Year of the Horse in 2026, ride your horse to success!
📉 In the new year, only take the right-side trades with clear patterns!
💰 Risk control always in place, accounts stay in the green, everything goes smoothly!#Gate广场发帖领五万美金红包