The idea I shared yesterday was to go long in the 3080~3110 range. I'm not sure if everyone managed to catch it. Overall, the outlook remains bullish, with a target of at least reaching the 3400~3500 zone. A few days ago, I predicted that the market maker would first trigger a quick drop to shake out the longs, then push the price higher to lure more longs in. As expected, there was indeed a rapid decline yesterday.
In terms of actual trading, I entered a long position at 3098, added another around 3060, and when the price opened up to 3080, I exited immediately. Market movements are unpredictable; there’s no absolute certainty.
Here’s a piece of advice for beginners trading contracts—if your mindset is unstable, you don’t understand candlestick structures, or you rely purely on luck, the outcome will likely be the same. Clearing your positions is the best choice. Traders who rely on luck will eventually be eaten by the market. This is not hype; it’s reality.
Now, let’s look at ETH:
Based on the 4-hour and daily EMA, strong support still remains around 3080. The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are still in a downward trend, and the daily Bollinger support is at 3050. Honestly, trading at this moment carries significant risk, and technical signals are not yet clear enough.
A simple and straightforward entry strategy is to watch the daily MACD—when a golden cross forms above the zero line, it’s an opportunity. If you’re more aggressive, you can try a small long position in the 3050~3080 range.
The market changes every day, and good entry opportunities are actually quite frequent. The key is to be patient. If you’re interested, welcome to discuss and verify ideas together.
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OnchainDetective
· 01-09 01:54
Wait a moment, I took a closer look at the fund flow of this operation... 3098 buy-in, 3060 replenishment, 3080 exit. This rhythm is quite interesting. According to on-chain data, this type of fast-in and fast-out trading pattern has shown abnormal frequent activity from related addresses in the past 48 hours, clearly testing market depth.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-09 01:53
That wave of 3080 was indeed caught, but I couldn't hold on afterwards and just cut the loss haha
Catching the bottom by buying the dip is really like buying vegetables, or it's safer to wait for the golden cross signal
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APY追逐者
· 01-09 01:51
Entering at 3098 is still a bit early, but I need to learn from the 3060 profit-taking. It shows that the senior brother has a steady mindset.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 01-09 01:46
Entering a long position at 3098 and then exiting immediately. This tactic is quite interesting, and the person has some guts.
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NFTRegretter
· 01-09 01:34
Entering long at 3098 involves some luck; this move indeed caused many people to miss out.
The idea I shared yesterday was to go long in the 3080~3110 range. I'm not sure if everyone managed to catch it. Overall, the outlook remains bullish, with a target of at least reaching the 3400~3500 zone. A few days ago, I predicted that the market maker would first trigger a quick drop to shake out the longs, then push the price higher to lure more longs in. As expected, there was indeed a rapid decline yesterday.
In terms of actual trading, I entered a long position at 3098, added another around 3060, and when the price opened up to 3080, I exited immediately. Market movements are unpredictable; there’s no absolute certainty.
Here’s a piece of advice for beginners trading contracts—if your mindset is unstable, you don’t understand candlestick structures, or you rely purely on luck, the outcome will likely be the same. Clearing your positions is the best choice. Traders who rely on luck will eventually be eaten by the market. This is not hype; it’s reality.
Now, let’s look at ETH:
Based on the 4-hour and daily EMA, strong support still remains around 3080. The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are still in a downward trend, and the daily Bollinger support is at 3050. Honestly, trading at this moment carries significant risk, and technical signals are not yet clear enough.
A simple and straightforward entry strategy is to watch the daily MACD—when a golden cross forms above the zero line, it’s an opportunity. If you’re more aggressive, you can try a small long position in the 3050~3080 range.
The market changes every day, and good entry opportunities are actually quite frequent. The key is to be patient. If you’re interested, welcome to discuss and verify ideas together.