Recently, the market has been quite fast-paced, so I want to summarize the recent trading approach.



From the overall perspective, both Ethereum and Bitcoin's resistance levels are weakening simultaneously. We took short positions at high points 3005 and 90100. At the same time, we set support levels for take-profit below—Ethereum around 2870 and Bitcoin around 87500. The first wave of operations was to trade within this pressure-to-support range.

Subsequently, the situation changed. When the lows were raised and the exchange rate started to rebound, we promptly adjusted our strategy and shifted to a bullish outlook. The logic here is that once the exchange rate stabilizes and rises, it indicates that Ethereum's strength is recovering, so we increased our long positions and continued to follow the trend.

The third step is quite critical. When Bitcoin and Ethereum's exchange rates both hit the resistance zone, we decisively issued a short signal at the 3068 level. The same happened when the 94,000 level was broken; we immediately advised everyone to switch to short positions and avoid holding overly long.

If you've been following the rhythm these days, you should have captured quite a few swings. The key is to adjust your bullish or bearish outlook based on changes in resistance and support levels, and not to be driven by emotions.
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retroactive_airdropvip
· 01-24 22:01
This operation rhythm is indeed very tight. The support and resistance levels switch back and forth, allowing for wave trading—truly impressive.
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-23 19:50
Really, this wave definitely needs to keep up with the rhythm; if we die too many times, it's over.
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DefiPlaybookvip
· 01-22 19:56
The data is clear and logically consistent. The framework based on on-chain pressure level changes for long and short position switching is indeed worth referencing. It is worth noting that this type of dynamic position adjustment strategy based on technical levels has a historical backtest success rate of approximately 64%. The main risk point comes from slippage during liquidity breaks—recommend introducing a stop-loss mechanism in the future for optimization.
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ChainDoctorvip
· 01-22 11:31
Ah, this pace really needs to keep up, or you'll easily miss out.
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YieldChaservip
· 01-22 11:29
Hey, this rhythm is really tight, the key is not to let emotions pull you away
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MidnightTradervip
· 01-22 11:25
This approach is indeed clear, the key is to cut losses decisively and not get stuck in hesitation.
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0xInsomniavip
· 01-22 11:14
The rhythm is indeed well captured, but to be honest, not many have caught up with the 3068 wave. Most people are still debating whether to short or not.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 01-22 11:09
The pace is fast, but the concern is falling behind. People with slower hands will probably be left behind again.
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ContractFreelancervip
· 01-22 11:07
Haha, the operational logic is indeed detailed, and the support and resistance levels are quite accurate. However, I have to be honest, rhythm still depends on talent.
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CrossChainBreathervip
· 01-22 11:04
3068 that wave indeed didn't run away, got the rhythm.
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