Recently, Ethereum's market trend has been quite good. Around the 3185 price level, short positions can basically be considered for exit. My operational approach in the past few days has been very clear—take profit, partial take profit, then take profit again. The logic of entering and exiting the market has been very steady, and the trading win rate has remained quite high.



However, it is important to note that after this wave of Ethereum's rebound, it is highly likely to drop again. Although the current market sentiment is good, there are still risks from a technical perspective. I recommend everyone pay more attention to policy changes and overall market sentiment, especially keep an eye on official updates, and don't be blinded by short-term rebounds. Steady and cautious operation should always come first.
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LiquidatorFlashvip
· 01-10 20:05
3185 exit? I think it's uncertain. The collateralization ratio at this position hasn't even reached the threshold yet. --- Another "high probability drop"? How did those predictions from last year turn out? --- Taking profits in stages sounds good, but with such high leverage, can you really hold up? --- Policy side? Still need to watch out for liquidation risks—that's the real killer move. --- A rebound is a rebound, don't act like a genius. Risk control is the key. --- High win rate? I want to know if it's due to small positions or genuine stability. --- This wave of sentiment is indeed a bit虚 (vague/unstable). What does the leverage multiple of the lending position imply? --- After 3185, if it drops, the lending market will爆炸 (explode). --- Risks exist, but I'm still bottom-fishing. I don't have the guts for that.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/vip
· 01-10 09:56
It's fine to exit at 3185, but will it crash again after this rebound? Do you believe it or not? Haha
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 01-10 09:50
It's a bit early to exit at 3185, I feel like it could go higher.
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SilentAlphavip
· 01-09 14:25
3185, exit steadily, the rebound is like this, don't be greedy
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WhaleShadowvip
· 01-08 08:05
3185 exit really is stable, this rebound was played quite smoothly Alright, don’t get too excited. It’s normal for the market to drop after a rebound Gradual profit-taking is truly a painful lesson When policies change suddenly, everything becomes pointless. Believing in the overall market is the key This rhythm is steady, but I’m just worried about a black swan event knocking on the door There are too many monsters and ghosts, being cautious during this rebound is not wrong The words “steady” and “safe” are heard too often, but the key is whether you can stick to it
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AirdropFreedomvip
· 01-08 08:00
3185 this level is indeed stable for exiting, but I believe in the subsequent dump. --- Taking profits, partial profits, and then taking more profits—easy to say, but when you actually hold coins, are you willing to sell? --- Stop messing around. When policy changes suddenly, all those technical lines are useless. --- The easiest time to fall into a trap is during a rebound. Knowing when to take profits is the key. --- High win rate sounds great, but I'm just worried the next wave might be the one you can't win. --- Official updates really need to be closely watched; right now, it's more critical than anything else. --- I've heard countless times that conservative operation is best, but some still go all-in. Forget it. --- This rebound is indeed a bit strange; it feels like danger is lurking behind.
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TestnetNomadvip
· 01-08 07:58
3185, take profits when it's good, don't be greedy brothers ---- It's that same argument about bouncing back then crashing again, wake up ---- Take profits, take profits, take profits. It's easy to say, but can you really stay calm when actually trading? ---- Policy updates are definitely worth paying attention to, otherwise it's easy to get caught in traps ---- High win rate? Come on, you'll see what loss really means in the next dip ---- The idea of taking profits in batches is still reliable, more rational than all in ---- Every time you say it's going to crash, has it crashed? Anyway, I don't believe it anymore ---- Steady trading is the truth, but unfortunately, many are still greedy ---- The 3185 level has almost cleared out, let's wait and see how the trend develops later
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TokenToastervip
· 01-08 07:53
3185, just exit if you want to exit. Anyway, this rebound is also nearing its top. Don't be greedy. --- Take profits, take profits, and take profits again. It sounds like self-hypnosis, but I still think the risks are not that simple. --- Policy factors are hard to predict. One announcement could ruin everything. --- So what if the win rate is high? My friend also said his win rate is 90%, but he got wiped out in one blow. --- Short-term rebounds can indeed be misleading, but your judgment may not be correct either. --- Splitting profits into batches sounds professional, but in practice, isn't it just following the trend? --- What happens to those who stick to steady and cautious operations? Are there any data? --- Forget it, let's wait until the policy situation becomes clearer. Entering now feels a bit off. --- The biggest risk at this time is fake breakouts. I already lost once at the 3150 level.
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SerumSquirrelvip
· 01-08 07:53
3185 exit for guaranteed profit, but don't celebrate too early; this rebound is just a trap
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