Yesterday, ETH experienced a rapid plunge, touching a low of 3166.14. My order was set at 3166.00, but the gap was so small that it didn't get filled.

Honestly, watching the price hover around 3166, I felt a bit regretful. But from another perspective, this event actually gave me a lot of confidence.

Why do I say that? Because my judgment of the support level was completely in line with reality. The 3166 I anticipated was indeed the stopping point of this decline, and the market movement fully validated this analysis. Isn't this the most convincing aspect of technical analysis?

Now, ETH has rebounded back to around 3199, and a bunch of people are starting to rush in, afraid of missing this rebound. But I am still observing and haven't acted hastily.

Over the past two years of trading, I have gradually understood one principle: true experts are often not those who profit from frequent trades, but those who can stay patient and wait. Market opportunities are never just once. If you miss this one, the next support level will come. The key is to have patience, stay firm, and not be led by short-term fluctuations.

Sometimes, "doing nothing" itself is the best trading decision.