Last night's orders took profit, and brothers who are still holding positions for averaging down, please cancel your pending orders for averaging down.


Regarding the 2346 level, let me share my opinion:
From a psychological perspective, this is a very typical "false breakout" area.
Why do I say that?
Because at this level, most traders in the market will place their stop-losses around 46–50. Once the price pushes upward, it’s easy to trigger a wave of stop-loss orders + emotional buying, making it look like a breakout, but essentially it’s just "sweeping liquidity."
📌 The key point here: watch the volume
👉 If there’s no significant increase in volume during the breakout,
then it’s likely a false breakout
👉 If it’s a genuine breakout,
it will be accompanied by increased volume + persistence, not just a quick surge that disappears.
My approach here is:
👉 Don’t fight hard when emotions are at their peak
👉 Instead, choose to do risk control in advance, lock in profits
📉 Operational suggestions (can be directly used in the group):
If the price approaches around 80 (corresponding to your profit zone)
👉 I would choose to sell 90% of my position first
Why keep 10%?
👉 To verify whether this is a "false breakout"
If it weakens later, we still have positions to catch the move
If we’re wrong in our judgment, it won’t affect overall gains $ETH #DeFi4月安全事件损失超6亿美元
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RetiredDay-OneKarateChampion
· 4h ago
Is it safe to hold a short position opened at 2300 from last night until now?
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