#ETH巨鲸增持 Recently, the market performance has been flat, and the direction is unclear. However, I've noticed that during such times, it's worth thinking more.
I personally don't like to gamble on sudden price surges; I prefer to position myself for medium-term trends—turning my understanding of the market into actual profits is what matters.
How is the fund allocation? I prefer to run two lines in parallel:
Main positions focus on the medium term: a volume of 20,000 to 50,000 U, able to withstand fluctuations. This portion of money is not in a hurry to move, wait until the opportunity is truly ripe before taking action.
The working capital is used for short trades: from 3,000 to 15,000, specifically for quick in-and-out operations. It relies on market intuition and execution ability, making some small profits and then withdrawing, without dragging things out.
The core configuration hasn't really changed. BTC and ETH have always been my ballast. There will always be a cognitive gap in the market—those who can truly make stable profits are probably only the 10% who think further ahead.
After a period of consolidation, there is often an opportunity for a swing. I will continuously monitor the changes in signals. Once there is a clear direction, I will promptly share my thoughts in the community.
This period of sideways movement is actually a good time to adjust strategies. By the time the market really moves, it is often too late to chase. Planning ahead and positioning in advance is the only way to really benefit.
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BlockDetective
· 11-29 20:00
Sideways is just the time for us to do our homework, not everyone can benefit from this wave.
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Blockchainiac
· 11-29 19:45
It's tough being in a Sideways market, but your trap of using two lines is indeed stable. It mainly comes down to execution; most people fail because they chase the price.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 11-29 19:44
Sideways is when you should accumulate, otherwise waiting for a big pump to jump in just makes you a dumb buyer.
I think this fund allocation is somewhat interesting, the key is to have execution power.
SQD is indeed not interesting, it's better to study market psychology more.
Wait until the signal really appears to take action, now is the time to watch the market.
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MelonField
· 11-29 19:42
Sideways is indeed the silent period before making money, but looking at your trap strategy, it's still a bit aggressive.
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The market maker's position is 50,000, and the short-term position is 15,000. What kind of stable mindset does it take to hold this?
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I also find it annoying to bet on a big pump, but your "10% of people" theory... whether we are that 10% or cannon fodder is hard to say.
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The market data for SQD is indeed uninteresting, but don't mistake sideways for an opportunity; sometimes there just isn't one.
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Planning ahead is correct, but the problem is how to judge when "it has really come"; that is the difficult part, right?
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AirdropFatigue
· 11-29 19:34
Sideways is teaching us a lesson, let's see who can keep their composure.
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This wave of SQD really requires patience, no rush.
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It's again that 10% making money, why do I always feel like I'm in that 90%?
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The strategy with these two lines is quite clear-headed, much more reliable than blindly going all in.
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You're right, planning ahead really can save a lot of losses, cherish life.
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I acknowledge ETH as the ballast, we're counting on these two.
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Those with good market sense can indeed harvest profits in short trades.
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The brewing period of sideways is spot on, most people panic during this time instead.
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Mid-term swing trading is indeed more reliable than betting on a big pump, I need to learn this mindset.
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2-5W market maker positions paired with flexible funds, this rhythm can be grasped well.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 11-29 19:30
It's easy to say nice things, but I haven't seen many chances for "real maturity" haha.
Here we go again with BTC and ETH as the ballast. I'm tired of hearing this line; if it really could stabilize 10%, why are people still posting here?
#ETH巨鲸增持 Recently, the market performance has been flat, and the direction is unclear. However, I've noticed that during such times, it's worth thinking more.
I personally don't like to gamble on sudden price surges; I prefer to position myself for medium-term trends—turning my understanding of the market into actual profits is what matters.
How is the fund allocation? I prefer to run two lines in parallel:
Main positions focus on the medium term: a volume of 20,000 to 50,000 U, able to withstand fluctuations. This portion of money is not in a hurry to move, wait until the opportunity is truly ripe before taking action.
The working capital is used for short trades: from 3,000 to 15,000, specifically for quick in-and-out operations. It relies on market intuition and execution ability, making some small profits and then withdrawing, without dragging things out.
The core configuration hasn't really changed. BTC and ETH have always been my ballast. There will always be a cognitive gap in the market—those who can truly make stable profits are probably only the 10% who think further ahead.
After a period of consolidation, there is often an opportunity for a swing. I will continuously monitor the changes in signals. Once there is a clear direction, I will promptly share my thoughts in the community.
This period of sideways movement is actually a good time to adjust strategies. By the time the market really moves, it is often too late to chase. Planning ahead and positioning in advance is the only way to really benefit.