$ETH For intraday short-term trading, we adopt a dual strategy of "following the major trend (short) and going against the minor trend (short-long for bounces)," focusing on capturing profits from range-bound fluctuations!


Strategy A: Shorting at highs as the main approach (80% win rate) — Follow the trend for gains
● Logic: Since the 1-hour level is in a bearish trend, any bounce is an opportunity for shorts to profit. As long as it doesn't hold above 1770, any rise is a fakeout.
● Entry point: Wait for the price to bounce back to the 1760 - 1770 range.
● Action: Enter short positions in batches.
● Stop loss: Strictly set above 1772 (to prevent being stopped out by false breakouts).
● Take profit targets: First target is a pullback to 1750, second target is a breakdown of 1742.

Strategy B: Short-term longs as a supplement (60% win rate) — Risky but rewarding
● Logic: Take advantage of oversold corrections on the 15-minute level to catch a quick bounce. The prerequisite is holding the previous low of 1741.
● Entry point: If the price drops to around 1745 - 1752 and holds, forming a small bullish candle.
● Action: Lightly attempt long positions.
● Stop loss: Exit immediately if it breaks below 1740 (do not hold, a breakdown leads to a deep drop).
● Take profit target: Exit quickly near 1758 - 1762 on the bounce.
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PleaseReadTheWhitepaperFirst.
· 23h ago
Strategy B's "pulling teeth from a tiger's mouth" analogy is quite vivid, but if the previous low of 1741 is truly broken, it wouldn't just be a freefall – it would be an outright waterfall. Even a small position would be frightening.
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StainedGlassSun
· 07-08 08:53
80% win rate is a bit overconfident. In this market, I'd be satisfied with even 60%. The key is still position management and execution discipline.
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ApeWithNotes
· 07-08 08:51
Both strategies provide specific entry points. This kind of informative post must be saved. However, I still choose to wait and see, and will decide after the CPI is released.
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NeonStreetReflections
· 07-08 07:43
Going with the major trend and against the minor trend is logical, but in practice it's easy to turn a short-term long into a hold, ultimately getting caught on both sides, a bloody lesson.
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GateUser-3e7da866
· 07-08 07:27
I agree with the idea of focusing on the higher-risk plays, but is a stop-loss at 1772 a bit too tight? There really have been a lot of fake breakouts recently that are sweeping stops—maybe leave a little extra buffer so you don’t get “precisely headshot” by those shady big players.
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