Recently, Bitcoin's trend has been quite good. My idea is to gradually build long positions within the range of 88,300 to 88,800, with a support level set at 88,000 below. Once it breaks this support, I will stop loss and exit.
The situation with Ethereum is similar. I plan to go long within the range of 3,000 to 3,025, with a stop loss set at 2,980. Basically, as long as the price reaches a suitable entry point, I will enter the market. If it keeps rising without giving an opportunity, I will stay in cash and wait. Why rush?
The market trends of these two coins still depend on the overall market rhythm, but based on the current support levels, there are still some trading opportunities. Everyone's risk tolerance is different, so this is just a reference idea.
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VirtualRichDream
· 1h ago
Damn, the support level at 88,000 is almost breaking, and we're still here leisurely waiting for an opportunity.
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AirdropHuntress
· 10h ago
Can the 88,000 support really hold? After research and analysis of historical data, it shows that each time is a false breakout. Keep an eye on the movements of these wallet addresses; it might be the capital side accumulating again.
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ser_aped.eth
· 10h ago
The 88,000 level is indeed strong, but I think we still need to see if whales are supporting the market.
Waiting for the right opportunity is indeed reliable, but sometimes waiting means missing out.
ETH is under quite a bit of pressure at 3000; I want to see if it breaks or not.
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GmGmNoGn
· 10h ago
Breaking 88,000, go all-in on the short position directly, no more hesitation.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 10h ago
Can the 88,000 level really hold? I have a feeling this time is different.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 10h ago
Whether breaking 88,000 is a problem or not is a question, I think we need to take another look.
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LeverageAddict
· 10h ago
Once 88,000 is broken, you must act decisively and not be soft-hearted.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 10h ago
Laughing out loud, I would call this operation "The 3000 Leek Harvesting Machine"
Holding a vacant position and waiting is the right move, after all, our strength as leeks is just itching to trade
Stop loss if it drops below 88000, tsk tsk, this discipline is stricter than my comic dialogue
From 3000 to 3025, listen to this accuracy, the market: I just quietly watch your performance
Why are you in such a hurry, I need to engrain this sentence in my mind
If I could see through the market, I would have been financially free long ago, and I wouldn’t be here chatting with everyone now
Recently, Bitcoin's trend has been quite good. My idea is to gradually build long positions within the range of 88,300 to 88,800, with a support level set at 88,000 below. Once it breaks this support, I will stop loss and exit.
The situation with Ethereum is similar. I plan to go long within the range of 3,000 to 3,025, with a stop loss set at 2,980. Basically, as long as the price reaches a suitable entry point, I will enter the market. If it keeps rising without giving an opportunity, I will stay in cash and wait. Why rush?
The market trends of these two coins still depend on the overall market rhythm, but based on the current support levels, there are still some trading opportunities. Everyone's risk tolerance is different, so this is just a reference idea.