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The consolidation zone is more textbook than the b setup. Same idea: lock onto the consolidation zone and trade it!

However, above the e setup, note that there is a vacuum zone above 2550. If shorting near the upper boundary here, it would be better to wait for a small structure to emerge as a defensive reference before entering~$ETH #美军袭击伊朗BTC下挫
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GridTrader
· an hour ago
There is no accumulation of chips above 2,550; it can rise easily but also fall quickly.
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ContrarianFlag
· an hour ago
The B sub-wave consolidation is messier, while the E sub-wave is more textbook, so it’s easier to draw the lines?
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WhaleTailWitness
· an hour ago
Geopolitical black swan + a technological vacuum zone, with both buffs fully stacked.
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MonthlyIron
· an hour ago
Wait for a defensive reference to appear in the smaller structure—this is the key point, marked.
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SatCycle
· an hour ago
Locking in the consolidation zone is fine, but the stop-loss needs to be set a bit wider, as volatility is high.
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ZkSyncRanger
· an hour ago
The consolidation-zone strategy is generally applicable, but ETH liquidity is not as good as BTC liquidity, so watch out for slippage.
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MacroHedgehog
· an hour ago
The 2550 vacuum zone definitely needs to be guarded against; wait for the structure to emerge before shorting more steadily.
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