Ethereum's rebound this time mainly depends on whether Bitcoin can hold its ground. When BTC can't break below the support zone at 90,800, I believe the signal to take profits has appeared.



In practical trading, taking a position of 500 USD per lot and cashing out directly is not a large amount, but it’s stable. Many people always want to buy the dip and sell at the top, but end up missing the real trending market during repeated oscillations. This time, I judged during the day that there was an opportunity, and it indeed played out.

The most interesting part is that the turning point of such technical support levels is often the golden time to take profits. Don’t be greedy; when you see the signal, just run. This way, you can avoid subsequent pullbacks. The evening market is still brewing; those interested can continue to follow the technical developments, but the premise is having a clear profit-taking plan. Turning the tide is more about mindset and rhythm than just courage.
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CryptoSurvivorvip
· 01-07 17:53
Well, the approach is still clear-minded, and the key is that it really took profits. To be honest, the 90800 level was indeed the point to exit. Locking in 500u is much better than those who are sleepwalking. Support levels are repeatedly tested, so you should reverse your position; why are some people still waiting to buy the dip? If there's no take-profit plan, don't touch it; losses can happen very quickly.
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RetiredMinervip
· 01-07 17:49
Taking profits on this wave was really satisfying; not being greedy is the key to making money. --- If 90800 doesn't break, you should have exited; many people just stubbornly hold on and miss the opportunity. --- Taking 500U off the table—that's what I call a prudent move. --- The technical turning point is the best time to sell the top; no doubt about it. --- Having a good mindset can really help avoid a lot of pullbacks; it's not just talk. --- That routine of bottom-fishing and top-tapping should have been abandoned long ago; that's how you lose money. --- How it moves in the evening depends on BTC's mood; if you can't hold on, it's better not to play. --- Stand firm at the support level and immediately take profits; I learned this approach. --- Having a big guts doesn't mean making more money; rhythm is the real key.
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BearMarketNoodlervip
· 01-07 17:42
Reaching the 90,800 level is indeed on point, but those who truly make money are always the ones who can resist chasing the highs.
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 01-07 17:41
Haha, I just said don't be greedy when taking profits. This move of locking in 500u gets a full score from me; many people got caught in the pullback. Standing firm at 90800 is truly reassuring. This wave indeed had the right rhythm.
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GweiObservervip
· 01-07 17:41
The 90800 level is indeed a tough barrier, I also decided to get off as soon as I saw it. --- Honestly, earning 500u steadily and safely is quite attractive. I don't understand why some people insist on going all in for a dream of overnight wealth. --- The moment support turns into resistance is truly a golden opportunity, but unfortunately most people can't see it clearly. --- Take profit plans sound simple, but when it comes to execution, mindset is the biggest enemy. --- If Bitcoin can't stay steady, then no matter how strong Ethereum's rebound is, it won't help. --- The consequence of greed is watching profits shrink right before your eyes. I've seen too many cases like this. --- If the technicals continue to strengthen tonight, consider getting in; for now, just watch and see. --- In simple terms, discipline is key; not every opportunity should be copied. --- Entering and exiting at 510u sounds stable, but the market often rewards those who can hold their nerve. --- This daytime judgment was good; too many people went all in just waiting for signals that never came.
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 01-07 17:35
If 90,800 can't hold, then you have to run. There's nothing to be overly concerned about. With your steady approach, I'm just worried someone might come back to slap you later.
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