Dealing with hedging is a common challenge in trading; the market changes rapidly, but mastering the right response methods can turn passivity into proactivity. Here are the core strategies for efficiently handling hedging:

1. Respond flexibly according to the degree of position held

Mild hedging (small floating loss): Seize the rebound opportunity to timely close the position, or reduce positions at highs to lower risks.

Deep hedging (large floating loss): Gradually reduce positions in batches, retain capital strength, and avoid expanding losses due to emotional trading.

2. Combine technical analysis for precise hedging

High-position hedging: If the trend weakens, immediately stop loss to prevent further losses.

Medium-position hedging: Observe market trends, wait for rebound opportunities to exit or gradually reduce positions.

Low-position hedging: Patiently wait for stabilization signals, add positions at key support levels, and choose the right time to close the position after averaging down the cost.

3. Follow the trend, make rational decisions

Uptrend: Hold firmly, waiting for profit opportunities.

Sideways market: Gradually exit near the upper range to reduce losses.

Downtrend: Decisively stop loss to avoid deep hedging.

The key to trading is:

1. Accurate analysis—determine market direction and formulate reasonable strategies.

2. Strict risk control—operate with light positions, set stop losses, and avoid holding positions.

3. Mindset management—calmly respond to fluctuations and avoid emotional trading.

Excellent traders are good at finding opportunities in crises and seizing the initiative in changes. Only through rational decision-making can one move forward steadily!$ETH