🎉 Congratulations to today's "Daily Best" winners!
Each receives 50 USDT for their outstanding in-depth articles! 👏
📝 Today's winners & articles
@Mr_qiang777 https://www.gate.com/post/status/19028534
@Coinstages https://www.gate.com/zh/post/status/19031206
@PlayerYU https://www.gate.com/zh/post/status/19038966
🔥 The event is heating up — 3 winners are selected daily!
You could be tomorrow's pick! Share your market insights now and win 50 USDT plus official exposure!
👉 Join now: gate.com/post
#GateSquare #DeepCreationCamp #DailyBest
#ETHLongShortBattle Gate Plaza|2/25
#ETH多空对决 🎁Fan Appreciation Giveaway
This is not a sentiment game. This is a liquidity war. ETH is being pulled between two forces moving in opposite directions. Whales are reducing exposure to hedge risk, while accumulation traders absorbed nearly 2.5 million ETH in February against the trend. That is not emotion — that is positioning.
Above $2,000, more than $2B in short positions are stacked. This level is no longer simple resistance. It is stored liquidity. If ETH reclaims $2,000 with volume, shorts will be forced to exit, triggering a violent squeeze. If bulls fail, that same zone becomes a liquidity ceiling that crushes every weak bounce.
At $1,800, the battlefield is psychological. Whales choose survival and flexibility. Accumulation traders choose volatility and asymmetric upside. Neither is wrong — but following the wrong group for your risk tolerance is how accounts get wiped.
$1,600 is the real line. Lose it, and long liquidations accelerate fast. Hold it, and ETH remains structurally alive, keeping accumulation valid. This is not opinion. This is market mechanics.
Final test for every trader: If you cannot clearly state your first ETH take-profit level and your hard stop-loss, you are not trading — you are liquidity.
ETH is not deciding direction yet. It is testing conviction. Shorts are confident. Accumulators are patient. Whales are cautious. The market will reward discipline, not emotion.
Your move: Long or short? First take-profit? Hard stop-loss? No slogans. Only strategy.