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ETHUSDT I currently favor going long on this position, with an average entry price around 1725. I already have some unrealized profit, but I won't blindly chase higher here; the key is whether the price can hold steady at critical levels.
From a short-term structure perspective, ETH has recently returned to around 1750, indicating that the bulls are starting to regain control. My plan is: as long as the price stays above 1720–1730, this range is considered a short-term support zone; a pullback that doesn't break below it can be held. If it falls below the 1704 intraday low, it indicates weakening bullish momentum, and I will consider reducing my position or tightening stop-losses. If it further breaks below 1685, the bullish logic for this move essentially fails, and I won't hold through it.
The resistance above first looks at around 1755, and after that, 1780; if volume increases and it stabilizes above 1780, the next target is in the 1810–1820 range. I personally won't go all-in at once; instead, I plan to take profits in stages at resistance levels, reserving some position to attempt a breakout.
The biggest takeaway from this trade is: going long isn't about rushing in when it rises, but about confirming support, setting stop-losses, and taking profits in stages. Especially with high leverage contracts, having the right direction doesn't guarantee profits; position sizing and risk control are key to survival.