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Yesterday, my judgment on Ethereum's multi-party was correct, and my trading strategy was correct, but in the end, I didn't hold Ethereum or wait for it to rise. The main reason is that my judgment of Ethereum's bottom was not accurate enough; yesterday I placed a long order at 2305, but unfortunately, it didn't drop to that level.
I also don't like chasing the market, because now I have more traders following me, so I am more cautious and don't open positions easily.
Actually, I'm not afraid of it going up because if it rises, I will be shorting above, waiting for it. Of course, in a bullish market, shorting carries risks, so when I take short positions, I keep my positions relatively light.
Regarding my feel for Ethereum's market, I haven't been that precise yet. Give me a little more time, and I believe I can do as well as I did with Dogecoin. $ETH