$ETH A lifesaver on the brink of liquidation! More than 2,220 long positions are deeply trapped with a 600-point loss—this “counterattack tactic” lets the main force carry you along and lie flat. True liquidation happens when they actively unwind, and only then do you have a chance to turn the tables.

If you’re still stubbornly holding the 2,220 long positions and your losses have already exceeded 600 points, then you must wake up now: on the daily chart, the Bollinger lower band is pressing at 1479; the MACD death cross has not dispersed; and the RSI has only 32 left—an impenetrable bearish trend, with no possibility of a short-term V-shaped reversal back to 2,220.

But the turning point is hidden in the hourly chart: the 1-hour candlestick has been ranging sideways and flattening out, and the price repeatedly oscillates between 1610 and 1660, with downward momentum clearly exhausting. This is precisely the “escape window” the main force leaves for you.

Liquidation map: What wave of hunting is the main force waiting for? Data shows that a large number of long positions are clustered around 1610. The main force will very likely first poke down with a downward needle to sweep out this batch of longs, then reverse and push the price higher.

And above 1660 is the dense liquidation zone for shorts—once a rebound reaches it, short covering will push the price up, which is the golden spot for you to cut positions and flee.

Mig’s three-step breakout method: add on in batches + reduce on rebounds—no need to cut losses to turn things around

Lower your average price: place long orders of the same size in the 1610–1620 area. If they execute, your average holding entry price will be pulled down to around 1915.

Reclaim capital: when the price rebounds to 1660–1670, close the low-level longs you added, and recover part of your principal.

Reduce positions step by step: if the market continues to push up to 1700–1720, cut off half of your original position size, and leave the remaining portion to stay at higher levels.

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