Recently, market signals have been quite clear, with a few key ranges to watch. The bottom support is around 3320-3330, where trading volume has been strong, serving as a short-term resonance zone. If you want to try small positions, this range can be considered, but avoid going all-in right away—that's a fundamental rule.
Looking upward, once the price stabilizes above 3350, the probability of an ongoing trend increases. At this point, you can consider adding to your position, but it's best not to increase your position by more than 50% of your initial position—riding the trend is one thing, managing risk is another.
Stop-loss points are critical: if it falls below 3390, you must accept the loss—no negotiations. Capital safety always comes first; without capital, nothing else can be played.
Regarding take-profit, I prefer a tiered approach: sell some at 3280, sell more at 3250, and if there's still room, hold until 3220. The benefit of this method is locking in profits while still participating in subsequent market movements.
Sharing a few principles: strictly enter within designated ranges, avoid chasing rallies or bottom-fishing; do not allocate more than 60% of your total funds to a single asset; stop-loss is a defensive line—execute immediately when triggered, as emotional trading can severely damage your wallet.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 8h ago
This approach is indeed rigorous. How do you interpret the volume data in the 3320 range? Could you share the specific cycle?
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 8h ago
Wow, how come there are so many numbers, brother? I'll sum it up in one word: greed.
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Full position is basically asking for death. This guy finally said something reasonable.
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Entered at 3320, just waiting to get trapped haha.
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There's nothing wrong with setting stop-losses; it's just that many people can't do it.
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I also use tiered take-profit strategies, but I often sell too early.
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I need to keep the phrase "Don't chase the rally and buy the dip" in my mind.
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Position management is always the biggest pitfall. It's easier said than done.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 8h ago
Wow, this stop-loss discipline is really excellent, much wiser than my last all-in, haha.
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AirdropChaser
· 9h ago
This part at 3320 does look interesting, but I still prefer to wait until 3350 before taking action.
#Strategy加仓BTC $ETH Ethereum Technical Analysis: Short-term Trading Strategy Sharing
Recently, market signals have been quite clear, with a few key ranges to watch. The bottom support is around 3320-3330, where trading volume has been strong, serving as a short-term resonance zone. If you want to try small positions, this range can be considered, but avoid going all-in right away—that's a fundamental rule.
Looking upward, once the price stabilizes above 3350, the probability of an ongoing trend increases. At this point, you can consider adding to your position, but it's best not to increase your position by more than 50% of your initial position—riding the trend is one thing, managing risk is another.
Stop-loss points are critical: if it falls below 3390, you must accept the loss—no negotiations. Capital safety always comes first; without capital, nothing else can be played.
Regarding take-profit, I prefer a tiered approach: sell some at 3280, sell more at 3250, and if there's still room, hold until 3220. The benefit of this method is locking in profits while still participating in subsequent market movements.
Sharing a few principles: strictly enter within designated ranges, avoid chasing rallies or bottom-fishing; do not allocate more than 60% of your total funds to a single asset; stop-loss is a defensive line—execute immediately when triggered, as emotional trading can severely damage your wallet.