When the screen was full of green, I actually put my emotions aside first and took a serious look at how this drop came about. Last night, the chart swung back and forth in the high range. $ETH tried a few times to push higher, but the sell pressure was strong, and the buyers never managed to hold it. Whenever the price got close to the upper edge, it quickly pulled back—this looked more like the market was searching again for a key level after a rebound had ended.

After confirming the downside pressure in the early session, I set up a long position around 2118.05. I didn’t bet on the most extreme spot—just focused on the segment I could understand. The current price is 1875.01, and the return rate shows +1065.7%. The result I wanted is already in hand—honestly, it feels great.

Risk control comes first, and only then do you have the right to wait for the next leg.

On position management: first close 80% to lock in the gains, and keep the remaining 20% for further observation. The protective level is moved back to around the cost price. If the selloff continues, let the remaining position follow along; if there’s a rebound, I won’t give it room for profit to be given back. Don’t chase just because you see one big bearish candle—moving a step later often means you end up getting in at the point where emotions are heaviest. If you miss it, you miss it. Wait for the next round at a more comfortable level.

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