#ETH走势分析 The market situation is really giving me a headache. Right now, the only ones I dare to hold long-term are $BTC , $ETH , and $BNB , which can give me some peace of mind. As for other Spot? To be honest, I completely dare not take a Heavy Position anymore, and $SOL 's recent performance is also a bit disappointing.
My position is as follows: BNB has an average cost of 810, BTC was entered at 79,000, and ETH is a bit awkward, I got in around 3000 🤡. If it drops further, I might have to cut my losses on ETH. That said, BNB and BTC should be relatively stable in the short term, after all, these two assets are no longer something retail investors can stir up any waves with.
So the next strategy needs to change. Holding Spot like this is too passive; it’s necessary to switch to a short-term contract mode. Mainly focus on the swing opportunities of BTC/ETH, or look for those small coins that suddenly have increased volume, in and out quickly to seek short-term profits.
There’s no choice; holding Spot makes me anxious, so I can only rush wherever there is an opportunity.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-03 10:48
Buying ETH at 3000 is really infuriating. To cut losses or not to cut, that is the question.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-03 08:09
Haha, buying ETH at 3000 really takes guts. I only learned after getting stuck myself.
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Holding spot is indeed stressful, short-term contracts are risky, you gotta control your leverage, bro.
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BNB at 810 is actually a pretty good entry, way better than the price I got liquidated at.
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Playing contracts and your money just disappears, I advise you to keep some spot as a base position.
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SOL really hasn't been able to move these past few months, BTC is still more reliable.
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How did you dare to enter BTC at 79000, do you own a mining farm or something?
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Quick in and out with small-cap coins when volume spikes? That's just asking to get rekt.
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It's easy to cut losses, but it's the mindset after cutting that's the hard part.
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There are indeed swing opportunities, but predicting the right direction really depends on luck.
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Instead of switching contracts, it's better to just wait for a rebound.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-03 03:22
Getting into ETH at 3000 is really extreme, this round is a bit tough to endure.
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FOMOmonster
· 12-02 10:41
Buying ETH at 3000 is really amazing, this guy must have a strong mindset.
Be careful on the contract path, cutting loss can easily become an addiction.
Entering BTC at 79k isn't cheap, now we have to rely on BNB to turn it around.
Short-term speculation on small coins? It all depends on your luck, good luck to you.
SOL really disappointed this time, I thought it would rise.
Changing from spot to contract, is this a forced choice or a voluntary one?
It's basically just betting on swing trading, there's nothing absolutely stable.
The BNB position at 810 is quite good, should we increase the position and give it a try?
Let's wait a bit longer before cutting ETH, there might be a rebound.
In this market, nobody feels at ease, we are all the same.
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BearMarketBro
· 12-02 10:32
Buying ETH at 3000 is really tough now, whether to cut losses or not is painful.
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Don’t get too excited about trading contracts, small coins with higher trade volumes are the easiest to get liquidated, really.
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For the guy who bought BTC at 79k, your cost isn’t low either, can you hold on now?
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To put it bluntly, it’s still forced trading. If you can’t hold spot, you go for contracts, but contracts are also prone to failure, it’s a vicious cycle.
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SOL is indeed solid, it used to be a star coin.
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BNB and BTC really resist falling; retail investors can’t compete with large investors, that’s a reality.
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Short-term contracts? This path seems to have many opportunities but actually has more pitfalls, be careful of getting liquidated.
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Buying ETH at 3000? At least you didn’t buy at a higher price, there’s still some rebound potential at this level.
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When feeling anxious about spot, switching to contracts feels like an anxiety attack, it’s the first step to stop the bleeding.
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BNB at 810 can still turn around, the key is to endure this wave of fluctuations.
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GamefiGreenie
· 12-02 10:21
ETH 3000 entry... Fren, this wave is really brave, I won't say more. But I advise you to think carefully about this move to futures, Cut Loss for leverage is riskier.
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SOL has indeed been hard to pump these past few months, still stick with BTC.
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Small coins with higher trade volumes for quick in and out? Brother, do you want to be a gambler or make money? To be honest, don't be confused.
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BTC 79000 entry position is quite solid, if you're anxious about Spot, just don't move, why bother.
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To put it bluntly, it's just that Spot returns are not stimulating enough, wanting to find thrills in futures. I understand this reasoning, but the losses come quickly too.
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BNB cost at 810? Not bad, these two months haven't been in vain.
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Really, the more it gets to this kind of market, the more you need to stabilize your mindset, don’t just think about short-term strikes.
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Futures are a double-edged sword, cutting loss to do swing trading is too dangerous, fren.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-02 10:15
Did you get in at ETH 3000? Buddy, this is digging a pit for yourself.
Play people for suckers, play people for suckers, don't wait, futures are the lifeline.
SOL really pumped, but the cost of BNB at 810 is still okay, no need to panic too much.
Short-term speculation carries greater risks, be careful not to lose like 🤡.
There are swing trading opportunities, but most of those who trade futures are still being harvested.
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screenshot_gains
· 12-02 10:15
3000 ETH oh no, this mindset needs to be adjusted
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The path of futures is not that easy, be careful of getting liquidated
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Entered BTC at 79000, brother your cost is not low ah
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SOL is really disappointing, it's better to just hold BTC
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Whether to play people for suckers with ETH really depends on the market trend
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Spot to futures? This is just a gambler's mentality haha
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BNB at 810 is okay, just afraid of not catching the swing trading and ending up losing
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Higher trade volumes in small coins, sounds good but can you really make money
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Feeling anxious just switch to futures, I am impressed by this logic
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Short-term profit hunting, nine out of ten are just giving money to the exchange
#ETH走势分析 The market situation is really giving me a headache. Right now, the only ones I dare to hold long-term are $BTC , $ETH , and $BNB , which can give me some peace of mind. As for other Spot? To be honest, I completely dare not take a Heavy Position anymore, and $SOL 's recent performance is also a bit disappointing.
My position is as follows: BNB has an average cost of 810, BTC was entered at 79,000, and ETH is a bit awkward, I got in around 3000 🤡. If it drops further, I might have to cut my losses on ETH. That said, BNB and BTC should be relatively stable in the short term, after all, these two assets are no longer something retail investors can stir up any waves with.
So the next strategy needs to change. Holding Spot like this is too passive; it’s necessary to switch to a short-term contract mode. Mainly focus on the swing opportunities of BTC/ETH, or look for those small coins that suddenly have increased volume, in and out quickly to seek short-term profits.
There’s no choice; holding Spot makes me anxious, so I can only rush wherever there is an opportunity.