$ETH This round of market action really went down as expected. When the price reached 1920.55, the order book was clearly off—buy orders couldn’t lift it at all, and the main players didn’t step in to prop the market up. The whole market was just selling pressure. At that time, I notified everyone from the base camp to enter and short.



Now the price has fallen to 1845.54, and with 200x leverage the return is already up to 678.80%. If you followed the trades, remember to take profit on 60% first—only realized gains are reliable. Keep the remaining position and hold to monitor whether the support below can break down; set your stop loss at 1890, and continue betting on the remaining portion of the profit.

If you didn’t keep up with the timing this time, you don’t need to feel regret. Just pay more attention to the upcoming notifications. There will be plenty more trading opportunities afterward—just stay calm and wait for the next signal. $BTC $EVAA
ETH0.84%
BTC1.74%
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BacktestManiac
· 1h ago
Bro, stay steady. I shorted at 1920, and my profits are doing well. I’ll first take profit on part of it and bank it in, and I’ll keep the rest.
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DigitalGoldPrint
· 1h ago
This prediction turned out to be spot on. I did notice the abnormal price action at the time, but I didn’t dare to follow it. Next time I’ll definitely keep up. By the way, is setting a stop-loss at 1,890 a bit too wide? But the big shots have their own logic—I’ll learn from it first.
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TrendlineArtist
· 3h ago
This ETH price action feels like there’s still room for further downside, but 200x leverage is too aggressive—I’m timid, so I’ll only use low leverage. Taking profit on 60% first is the right move to control risk.
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DeobfuscatorPro
· 3h ago
I’m keeping up with the pace—made a killing!
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