ETH's recent market movements are quite interesting. Suddenly a surge, followed immediately by a sharp drop in short positions—that's the charm of options trading.



My trading habit is simple—continue to use the profits I’ve earned to open new positions. From yesterday to today, I accumulated $1,000 in profit, and I directly invested it into a short position. I shorted from the 3000 level down to 2950, just trying out four days of options contracts casually.

Basically, in such volatility, I keep betting with the money I’ve earned. The flexibility of options trading is indeed significant; the key is to have a sense of rhythm. Once there are signs of a rally, I decisively reverse my position. This hedging approach is quite common in crypto market observations.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 13h ago
1000u directly go all-in, this guts really is absolute Reinvest the profits, feeling a bit euphoric The rhythm sounds nice, but it's actually just gambling Stop when it hits 2950? Or keep holding on Options are exciting, but they can also lose money very quickly Hedging? I think it's more like leveraging hedging with leverage Still trying to make an extra 1000, this mentality is not ordinary fierce ETH's reverse layout this time, betting on who blinks first Playing such a casual four-day contract...
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SudoRm-RfWallet/vip
· 13h ago
The money made from directly going all-in is really a mindset of absolute certainty --- Shorted from 3000 to 2950, just this little fluctuation? I would lose to death --- The sense of rhythm in options trading is indeed correct, but the risk is also really fierce --- Trying four-day contracts feels a bit like playing with fire --- I like the idea of continuing to open positions with profits, but don't go all-in, brother --- When the market rises sharply, reverse your position; it's easy to say but doing it can lead to heavy losses --- A 1000u short position, is this making money or just gambling? --- Poor sense of rhythm leads to a pattern of cutting losses --- Be careful with hedging strategies, you might get caught in the middle
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 13h ago
Ha, this rhythm is truly amazing. Going all-in with 1000u to short directly, such boldness. --- Earned again and reinvested. I’m very familiar with this move, just afraid of going back to square one in a single move. --- Short from 3000 to 2950, four-day contract? Bro, your risk control is actually quite common. --- That’s the charm of options—making quick profits and losing just as fast. The key is how many rounds you can withstand. --- This reverse positioning sounds easy to say, but when it actually happens, has your mentality ever collapsed? --- I just want to ask, is this 1000u truly earned or just paper profit? The feeling is completely different. --- Rhythm, to put it nicely, is actually just gambling on probability. Everyone does it, and sooner or later, they’ll crash. --- What happened after shorting to 2950? Are you still holding? This is a very important question.
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