Today, the outlook for ETH remains quite bullish with a more confident bullish mindset.
In terms of trading rhythm, it is more prudent to enter long positions in batches around the 2915 to 2965 range. Avoid chasing high prices. The first target is around 3015; if a smooth breakout occurs, you can continue to hold, with the next target at 3070.
Risk management is very important—since positions are built in batches, take profit at different levels. The logic of accumulating positions at lower levels is to use range oscillation to build up holdings. Never chase after rapid gains, as this is the easiest way to get caught off guard. Gradually reduce positions and protect profits to survive longer in volatile markets.
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ForkLibertarian
· 19h ago
Gradually building a position is indeed reliable, just worried about myself getting itchy and chasing the high haha
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FudVaccinator
· 19h ago
Staggered position building is indeed reliable, just worried that some people might still chase the high and get crushed.
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ForkTongue
· 19h ago
Entering in batches is indeed reliable; just worried about not being able to hold when there are many people.
Today, the outlook for ETH remains quite bullish with a more confident bullish mindset.
In terms of trading rhythm, it is more prudent to enter long positions in batches around the 2915 to 2965 range. Avoid chasing high prices. The first target is around 3015; if a smooth breakout occurs, you can continue to hold, with the next target at 3070.
Risk management is very important—since positions are built in batches, take profit at different levels. The logic of accumulating positions at lower levels is to use range oscillation to build up holdings. Never chase after rapid gains, as this is the easiest way to get caught off guard. Gradually reduce positions and protect profits to survive longer in volatile markets.