ETHFI: The Winning Move in the Liquidation Battlefield, Only for the Prepared

This wave of ETHFI's trend is a typical script of main force liquidation.

When we were ambushing long positions near 1.077, the market was still in a dull consolidation, and no one was paying attention; but when the real upward movement started, most people didn't even have the chance to get on the bus.

The truth in the chart has long been written:

The liquidation intensity surged from 1.45 to 1.55, K-line quickly spiked, blasting out the shorts and then immediately smashing back down, just to harvest those chasing the rise. And the ones truly making money are those who have laid out plans in advance and understand the logic of liquidation.

We don't rely on guessing by looking at K-lines, but rather:

Reminding in advance that 1.29 is a bait point, don't get on the bus.

After closing positions for profit, we shorted the second pie again at 2610, catching the next rhythm.

After the profits came out, we again reduced positions to lock in safety.

This is not luck; this is a sense of rhythm.

The rebound of ETHFI this time saw an increase in trading volume, indicating that the main force is indeed entering; but after the pullback, the volume decreased, showing that the market is cautious, and it is very likely to continue to oscillate and wash out, even dropping again to shake off the last batch of chasing positions.

The real way to make money has never been to chase hot spots, but to ambush in advance.

Just like that friend in the group who missed 1.077 and wanted to chase high, was convinced by my words; now thinking back, losing less might be more precious than making money.

The market will always provide opportunities, but whether you can make a profit depends on whether you are ready to get on the bus when 'others can't understand'.

Follow the chart, act at the liquidation points, be timid when necessary, and be bold when it’s time to charge; if the direction is right, profits can't be stopped.