Many people have told me, "I'm shorting ETH and being forced to hit a stop-loss. ETH was sold early due to volatility. Is there still a chance to buy it at a lower price?" What should I do? I'm so anxious, so confused, so defeated.

The truth is, if you missed it, you missed it. I sold my 1688 ETH long ago. You missed it because you lacked faith in it, or because your trading cycle and perceptions were flawed. This underlying mindset dictates your strategy. You believe it will continue to rise, and many have even seen it reaching 10,000. Then buying at a lower price at any time is always a good idea. Just add to your position on dips, and you're done. What's there to worry about? It's just a matter of whether you can hold on.

But if you chase the high and get trapped, can you withstand a pullback? What's the point of chasing the high compared to missing out? The key is what cycle you want to profit from: a day, a week, a month, a short-term or long-term investment? You need to analyze whether the market is truly reversing or just a short-term rally, and whether it's sustainable.

I still advise investors not to be controlled by market sentiment or even Fomo (Fomo), but to exercise independent judgment. Those with short or light positions should definitely build up positions on dips. I, for example, am fully invested and will reduce my position on rallies. Your strategy depends on your position management, as August itself is a month of volatility.

Finally, instead of chasing ETH, it's better to take a closer look at Ethereum's PEPE, which still has room for growth. I believe PEPE has great potential, and the market trend is determined by waiting.

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