To be honest, regarding the ETH trend, I won't comment on other coins, but if the daily chart forms a death cross and continues to decline, will anyone still catch the falling knife after it breaks 2500?
The current market situation is quite strange: the large holders' long positions near 4500 have recently disappeared, while a bunch of long positions have been accumulated in the 3800-3500 range. Posts about bottom fishing at 3200 and 3100 are flooding the plaza. With such a thick layer of long positions pressing down, what can we use to pump the price?
There are no signs of an upward trend from a technical perspective. In this environment, placing short positions on rallies is the rational choice.
As for the bull market rhetoric—if you are doing short-term trading, whether it’s a bull market or not has nothing to do with you? Grasping the rhythm is more important than faith.
In this round of market, I will lead the community to proceed steadily and not act as a bag holder.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 16h ago
There are really a lot of dumb buyers, the posts about buying the dip are almost piling up
Dare to buy the dip when it breaks 2500? I really don't understand
Short order layout is the most reliable, timing is the most important
How can you pump with thick long orders pressing down, this logic makes sense
Bull run? There's no need to believe in that set of rules for short-term
The community needs to be steady, don't become the last stick
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SmartContractPhobia
· 16h ago
Too many falling knives have been caught, the knives have all become dull... Those who bought the dip at 3200 probably regret it deeply now.
Short orders are indeed comfortable, it just depends on how long they can hold.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 16h ago
Caught too many falling knives, and even my fingers are gone. Keep a close eye on your calm analysis this time; not following the trend to catch a falling knife is the way to go.
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FundingMartyr
· 16h ago
Daring to buy after a continuous downward movement to 2500, are these people really brave or just foolish?
A short order is the lifeline; don't talk to me about a bull run.
Large Investors have all run away, yet you're still trying to buy the dip; this logic is sound.
Short-term trading is all about timely stop loss; how much is faith worth?
Let's talk when there's a pullback; going hard now is just giving away money.
To be honest, regarding the ETH trend, I won't comment on other coins, but if the daily chart forms a death cross and continues to decline, will anyone still catch the falling knife after it breaks 2500?
The current market situation is quite strange: the large holders' long positions near 4500 have recently disappeared, while a bunch of long positions have been accumulated in the 3800-3500 range. Posts about bottom fishing at 3200 and 3100 are flooding the plaza. With such a thick layer of long positions pressing down, what can we use to pump the price?
There are no signs of an upward trend from a technical perspective. In this environment, placing short positions on rallies is the rational choice.
As for the bull market rhetoric—if you are doing short-term trading, whether it’s a bull market or not has nothing to do with you? Grasping the rhythm is more important than faith.
In this round of market, I will lead the community to proceed steadily and not act as a bag holder.