Hey, brothers! Ails is here. Today, we’re diving straight into practical advice, discussing the current situation of ETH. I know many friends are paying attention to ETH’s price, which is currently stuck around 3646. Those who entered a long position at 3793 might be a bit anxious—but don’t worry, Aidi's strategy is super practical. I’ll break it down clearly so that even beginners can understand! Remember, the market changes fast, and we need to respond flexibly.
Brothers, imagine that ETH is like a roller coaster, currently stopped at the 3646 station, swaying up and down. If you got on at the high of 3793, you might feel a bit passive now—but don’t worry, Qiu Ge's three-step strategy is your safety belt! Today, I will break down this strategy using the latest market dynamics, combined with a real case, so you can understand it clearly. The latest news shows that ETH has recently been affected by US economic data, increasing volatility, but our strategy can help you stabilize your position. Alright, without further ado, let’s get started!
Main Point: Step-by-step explanation of the strategy, combined with specific cases
Step 1: Determine where to average down (Key Support Level)
Aidi says that the key support level is in the range of 3525 to 3590—you can think of it as a safety net, where the price may rebound. The latest news is that ETH recently tested this area around 3550, so we’ll use this as a case. Suppose ETH drops near 3525, like last Friday, where the price stayed flat for 2 hours without making a new low, while the trading volume suddenly increased (for example, trading volume doubled compared to usual), and a long lower shadow appeared (the price dropped sharply and then quickly pulled back, looking like a pin). At this time, don’t hesitate, use a small amount of new funds to average down!
Specific Case: Last Friday, ETH dropped from 3650 to 3530, stayed flat for 2 hours without breaking a new low, and the trading volume surged, resulting in a rebound of 100 points. If you had 10 long positions (each representing a certain quantity), adding 1-2 new positions could pull the average cost down from 3793 to around 3660. Remember, use at most 20% of new funds, don’t go all in—leave some bullets for unexpected situations!
Beginner Tip: Support level is a place where the price is not easy to break down. Averaging down means adding some new orders to lower the cost. Simple, right?
Step 2: Rebound Reduction Points (Resistance Levels)
During a rebound, Aidi reminds you to focus on two resistance levels: 3725 and 3750. Resistance levels are like ceilings; the price tends to fall back when reaching these points. The latest news shows that ETH has faced resistance near 3725 in its recent rebounds, such as yesterday afternoon when the price hit 3720 and then turned down. So, when it rebounds here, quickly reduce your averaged down position!
Specific Case: Suppose ETH rebounds from 3525 to around 3725 (just like yesterday), if you previously added 2 positions, immediately reduce those 2 positions now. Don’t be greedy—if the price drops again, you can buy back. By doing this, you can significantly reduce your losses.
Beginner Tip: Reducing positions means selling part of your orders to lock in profits or reduce losses, while resistance levels are points where prices find it difficult to break through.
Step 3: Two Extreme Scenario Plans (Risk Prevention)
The market always has surprises, and Aidi's plans are extremely important. The latest news is that the US CPI data will be released at 8 PM on Wednesday. This often causes big fluctuations, so reduce your position to below 50% before the data release!
Situation 1: Break below 3525: If ETH breaks below 3520 with a large volume (e.g., trading volume surges, price drops rapidly), don’t hold on! Stop loss for all long positions below 3500. Example: Last month, ETH broke below 3500, plummeting 200 points within a day; timely stop-loss could preserve your capital.
Situation 2: Leverage is about to explode: If your position exceeds 80% (for example, if you borrowed too much money to operate), act immediately: add some margin to save yourself, or cut half of your position to reduce leverage. Example: Last week a brother had a 90% position, and a small drop in ETH almost caused a liquidation. Fortunately, he halved his position in time and avoided disaster. Remember, surviving is key to turning things around!
Beginner Tip: A stop-loss is setting an automatic sell point, such as placing a conditional order below 3480, which the system helps you execute, avoiding emotional decisions.
Conclusion: Summary Reminder
Brothers, the core of Aidi's strategy is to control risk and operate flexibly. The latest updates show that ETH is greatly affected by global events, such as Wednesday’s CPI data, so be sure to reduce your position in advance! Prohibit all-in averaging down—use at most 20% of your funds and leave some backup. I am Ails, a seasoned driver in the crypto world. Follow me, and next time I’ll break down more practical skills. The market has risks, and operations must be cautious; let’s seek victory steadily! See you next time!
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