Many people still don’t know how to correctly add to positions. Actually, opening a trade while you’re in cash (no position) is called opening the position, not adding to it. “Adding to a position” is only valid if you already have a main position. If someone else adds at a spot, and you enter with no position, their cost basis and stop-loss are completely different—while they might be in profit and then get pulled back, you could be genuinely down. There are only two ways to truly add to positions: Go long: break above the previous day’s high, add to the position and chase long while in profit; when it pulls back, buy near the day’s move at 0.382/0.5 (for weak conditions, 0.618), and use the pullback to lower your average entry. Go short: break below the previous day’s low, chase the short with acceleration; when it rebounds back to a resistance level (for example, 0.382 main position, 0.5 added), or if it should break but doesn’t, just add. There’s also a hard rule: If you want to get on board while you’re in cash, you must use a market order main position. Many people also like to use limit orders to open positions, but it’s best to place the stop-loss properly—don’t just jump in and add the main position right away and get trapped for a few hundred points. As long as you’re not liquidated, hold on and wait for the add-on rebound to exit—don’t cut randomly. Now ETH is hovering around 1,880. You want to add? First ask yourself whether you have a base position. Don’t? Then treat it as a fresh open—don’t force the idea of “adding to a position.” Most important is your position management $BTC ‌ ‌ ‌

This month has been red and green all over the place—it really makes your heart race and your nerves tingle. Fortunately, the final result is good. It wasn’t a wasted grind! #USD1持币生息最高8% $BTC ‌

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision is about to be released on Thursday, and market sentiment is highly cautious. Price fluctuations on the board are expected to surge significantly, needle-prick risks are rising. Before key data is released, do not take heavy positions to wager; you must strictly control position sizing. Three market scenarios 1. Bullish BTC holds above 64,200, with the next focus on the 64,800-65,500 range; ETH holds above 1,910, with upside targets of 1,940-1,970. ​ 2. Neutral BTC is ranging in a wide band of 62,400-64,600; ETH repeatedly shakes and consolidates in the 1,830-1,920 range. ​ 3. Bearish BTC breaks below the 62,400 support, dipping toward the 61,800 level; ETH loses the 1,830 level and looks further to around 1,790. Trading references Resistance levels: 64,200, 64,800 Support levels: 62,800, 62,400 Trading approach: set short orders on rallies into the 63,800-64,200 range, place a stop-loss defense at 64,800, with the first target at 62,800; if it breaks, look to 62,000; after 62,000 stabilizes, you can lightly try longs. ETH follows the same trading approach as BTC. $BTC $ETH #明尼苏达预测市场禁令被叫停 #CLARITY法案进入最后关键阶段