ETH Rebound Trap: 2250 as the Bear Trap Line, Trend Strategy Crushes Bottom-Feeding Gamblers The current rebound of ETH is a carefully designed trap to lure buyers set by bears. The middle Bollinger band continues to press down, and the MACD death cross pattern remains unbroken. The mid-term bearish trend is as solid as a rock.
Pressure Lock: The 2250 - 2260 range is both a constraint by the lower Bollinger band and a 'meat grinder' for previous trapped positions. A rebound to this level will surely face frantic selling from bears;
Indicator Sentencing: Although the MACD green bars have decreased, the DIF is still firmly suppressing the DEA. The rebound is merely 'indicator self-rescue' and by no means a signal for trend reversal;
Trend Crushing: The price has long been trapped below the middle Bollinger band, and the mid-term bearish momentum is not exhausted. The rebound is just 'a breath before the storm'.
Entry: When the rebound reaches 2250 - 2260, decisively open a short position when the K-line returns with a bearish close; hesitation = giving money to the bears;
Stop Loss: A breakout above 2280 indicates a strengthening trend, immediately cut positions to avoid losses, never hold onto losing trades;
Target: First target 2150 short-term support, add positions to chase below 2111 previous lows, easy to achieve a risk-reward ratio of 1:5.
Rebound ≠ Reversal! Bottom-fishing against the trend is like running naked while catching flying knives. When the trend has not changed, all rebounds are bait thrown out by bears. Instead of betting on a low probability reversal, it’s better to accurately follow the bear rhythm and 'nibble away'.
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