Here's a summary of recent thoughts from today's live broadcast.
Currently, I mainly hold long positions in Bitcoin, and the market structure still appears to be bullish. However, I don't recommend everyone chase the highs unless you can find particularly good entry points. My idea is to place short orders at high levels to catch natural pullbacks. Since both bullish and bearish sides have support levels, there's no need to persuade others to agree with your view; just focus on executing your own trading plan.
Specific order placement plan:
For Ethereum, place a short around 3480-3510 to establish a primary position, without adding more. If there's no stop-loss, consider rolling the position; the target is around 3250.
The BTC plan is to place a short in the 99800-100200 range with a normal position size, aiming for below 95600.
For SOL, place a short around 151-153, and close near 145 to capture short-term pullback.
Special reminder: I recommend that you choose at most two of these three orders to operate, or just one. The cost-performance ratio of SOL isn't as high as mainstream coins. For now, stick with this layout. If the price continues to rise later, it's normal to enter the market; if not, wait for a dip and then go short with your right hand. Remember to manage your positions reasonably.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 6h ago
I love the move of buying the dip at high levels, but I think the 3250 level for ETH is uncertain; it depends on how the macro environment develops.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 6h ago
Buying high is just for rookies; this wave indeed presents an opportunity for short sellers.
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WenAirdrop
· 6h ago
Still the same old story: short at high levels to catch the pullback. It sounds simple, but how many can actually execute it? The key is whether you can hold your mindset.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 6h ago
Shorting at high levels to buy back on the dip is a solid strategy, but how long will it take for ETH to drop from 3510 to 3250? The key is whether you can hold your composure during this period.
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LootboxPhobia
· 6h ago
The short position idea is clear, but I really dare to place the order at 99800. What if it takes off directly?
Here's a summary of recent thoughts from today's live broadcast.
Currently, I mainly hold long positions in Bitcoin, and the market structure still appears to be bullish. However, I don't recommend everyone chase the highs unless you can find particularly good entry points. My idea is to place short orders at high levels to catch natural pullbacks. Since both bullish and bearish sides have support levels, there's no need to persuade others to agree with your view; just focus on executing your own trading plan.
Specific order placement plan:
For Ethereum, place a short around 3480-3510 to establish a primary position, without adding more. If there's no stop-loss, consider rolling the position; the target is around 3250.
The BTC plan is to place a short in the 99800-100200 range with a normal position size, aiming for below 95600.
For SOL, place a short around 151-153, and close near 145 to capture short-term pullback.
Special reminder: I recommend that you choose at most two of these three orders to operate, or just one. The cost-performance ratio of SOL isn't as high as mainstream coins. For now, stick with this layout. If the price continues to rise later, it's normal to enter the market; if not, wait for a dip and then go short with your right hand. Remember to manage your positions reasonably.