The recent adjustments in Ethereum have indeed scared many people, with all kinds of "should I cut" voices flying around. But think calmly, this kind of volatility can actually be an opportunity.

My judgment is straightforward: the current market panic has been fully released, and the long positions that chased higher earlier have basically been cleared. Why do I say that? You can see clues from the chip structure—every time ETH drops to around 3125, funds come in to buy the dip, indicating that this price level is widely recognized by the market. Plus, the recent fluctuations are gradually narrowing, which are signals of stabilization, not the night before a trend reversal.

Back to practical operation. The 3200 level is a good opportunity for buying the dip. If you missed it, don’t rush; wait for a quick pullback at 3150 to add positions. By staggering the entries like this, the average cost can be controlled around 3170, greatly increasing safety.

But here, I want to emphasize risk control—many retail investors always forget this point. No matter which entry method you choose, you must set a proper protective stop. My suggestion is to set the stop-loss around 3090-3100. Better to prevent problems early than to be caught off guard later. The market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is disciplined execution.