Recently, I have been focusing on the short-term trend of Ethereum. My trading approach is as follows:
For ETH, I have short positions at 3360 with a stop loss set at 3385. If the price drops to 3320, I consider reducing some positions, targeting the key support at 3280. If the price breaks below 3280, indicating a continued bearish trend, I will aim for the deeper support at 3223-3210; if it fails to break below, I will take profits at 3280.
Regarding reverse operations, long positions can be considered in the 3296-3283 range, but with a strict stop loss at 3278, and take profit targets between 3311-3340. For more aggressive setups, long positions can be placed in the 3210-3190 range, with a stop loss at 3166 and take profit at 3278.
The situation for BTC is relatively clearer. Short positions in the 96900-97350 range with a stop loss at 97750, targeting 95000-94700. A reverse long position can be entered below at 94600, with a stop loss at 94400 and take profit at 96100. Also, keep an eye on the strong support zone at 93750-93150, where long positions can be arranged, with a stop loss at 92780 and flexible take profit based on market rhythm.
The core of the entire strategy is to strictly execute stop losses; risk management is always the top priority.
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ChainBrain
· 18h ago
It's that same precise decimal point theory again; just listen to it, the market wouldn't be so obedient.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 18h ago
Damn it, it's that crucial 3280 again. Can't we break through it once and save some trouble?
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DustCollector
· 18h ago
Another precise single-digit stop loss, buddy, your mindset is impeccable.
This wave of ETH might need to be completely fed to the bears.
BTC has a bunch of support levels; whether it breaks or not is the real issue.
Strictly executing stop losses, I respect that. Many people fail at this point.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 19h ago
I agree with strictly implementing stop-losses; I'm just worried that human weakness might cause us to sabotage ourselves again.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 19h ago
Hmm, these numbers are coming one after another, making it a bit dizzying to watch, but the stop-loss part is indeed ruthless.
Recently, I have been focusing on the short-term trend of Ethereum. My trading approach is as follows:
For ETH, I have short positions at 3360 with a stop loss set at 3385. If the price drops to 3320, I consider reducing some positions, targeting the key support at 3280. If the price breaks below 3280, indicating a continued bearish trend, I will aim for the deeper support at 3223-3210; if it fails to break below, I will take profits at 3280.
Regarding reverse operations, long positions can be considered in the 3296-3283 range, but with a strict stop loss at 3278, and take profit targets between 3311-3340. For more aggressive setups, long positions can be placed in the 3210-3190 range, with a stop loss at 3166 and take profit at 3278.
The situation for BTC is relatively clearer. Short positions in the 96900-97350 range with a stop loss at 97750, targeting 95000-94700. A reverse long position can be entered below at 94600, with a stop loss at 94400 and take profit at 96100. Also, keep an eye on the strong support zone at 93750-93150, where long positions can be arranged, with a stop loss at 92780 and flexible take profit based on market rhythm.
The core of the entire strategy is to strictly execute stop losses; risk management is always the top priority.