Today ETH’s trend basically matched the pre-market outlook. Price kept bouncing around the 1890–1860 range, repeatedly oscillating.

This kind of market is the easiest for many people to make mistakes:

Chasing longs when it pumps, and chasing shorts when it pulls back—only to end up not making money on the trade, with fees and emotions burned first.

The plan I laid out for the morning was:

In a range-bound market, don’t chase direction. Focus on where the price is within the range—sell near resistance, and wait for opportunities near support.

When ETH first came around 1890, the overhead resistance was clear, and there was no obvious expansion in volume. Following the plan, I positioned a short. Then the price dropped back to around 1860, successfully capturing the 20-point move.

That 20-point profit isn’t about having a lot of points—it’s about the rhythm.

Many traders always want to catch a big move, but truly consistent trading is more about finding certainty inside the oscillation.

When the market gives you the setup, execute the plan;
when the market doesn’t give the opportunity, wait patiently.

Today ETH is still trading within the range. Going forward, keep watching:

Resistance in the 1890–1900 area above;
Support near 1860 below.

Until a breakout happens, the range-trading approach remains effective.

Star Brother’s biggest takeaway from 8 years of trading:

It’s not that every market needs to be participated in, but that every time you take action, you should have your own reason.$ETH #沃什重申坚守2%通胀目标