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Ethereum (ETH) Bears Take Control – My Short-Term Game PlanRight now, I’m watching $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) Ethereum (ETH) closely as the charts are lining up for what looks like a clean supply test before a possible sharp drop. On the 1-hour timeframe, price is moving straight toward a major supply order block (OB) between $4,755 – $4,760 after breaking structure and shifting market direction. Here’s how I’m reading it: Supply OB: $4,755–$4,760 — If price taps into this zone, I’ll be watching for liquidity sweep and signs of rejection. Demand Zone: $4,300 — This is my first major support level if the drop plays out. Trade Plan: I’m not jumping in blindly. I’ll wait for confirmation inside the supply zone and then look for a short entry, aiming for the prior swing low. This setup isn’t about panic-selling — it’s about precision. If sellers defend that OB, ETH could slide down toward $4,300 pretty quickly. The market is still under heavy institutional interest, and supply shortage stories are in the background, so volatility is expected. But I’m sticking to my rule: let the market come to me. The next few hours could decide ETH’s short-term direction, and I’m ready to move when the signal’s clear. #CryptoTrading #ETH #PriceAction #GreyW olfTrades --

Ethereum (ETH) Bears Take Control – My Short-Term Game Plan

Right now, I’m watching $ETH
Ethereum (ETH) closely as the charts are lining up for what looks like a clean supply test before a possible sharp drop. On the 1-hour timeframe, price is moving straight toward a major supply order block (OB) between $4,755 – $4,760 after breaking structure and shifting market direction.

Here’s how I’m reading it:

Supply OB: $4,755–$4,760 — If price taps into this zone, I’ll be watching for liquidity sweep and signs of rejection.

Demand Zone: $4,300 — This is my first major support level if the drop plays out.

Trade Plan: I’m not jumping in blindly. I’ll wait for confirmation inside the supply zone and then look for a short entry, aiming for the prior swing low.

This setup isn’t about panic-selling — it’s about precision. If sellers defend that OB, ETH could slide down toward $4,300 pretty quickly.

The market is still under heavy institutional interest, and supply shortage stories are in the background, so volatility is expected. But I’m sticking to my rule: let the market come to me. The next few hours could decide ETH’s short-term direction, and I’m ready to move when the signal’s clear.

#CryptoTrading #ETH #PriceAction #GreyW
olfTrades

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7 Years in Crypto – My Journey, My RulesSeven years in the crypto world have taught me more than I ever imagined. I’ve seen massive wins, painful losses, sleepless nights, and moments of pure excitement. Today, I’m sharing the lessons that turned me from a beginner with no plan into a trader with discipline. Back to 2017 – Where It All Began I jumped into crypto during the 2017 bull run, thinking I’d make money fast. Like many newbies, I had no real strategy — just hype and hope. The market humbled me quickly, but those early failures became my greatest teacher. Here’s what I’ve learned along the way: 1. Trade With a Plan, Not With Hope Before entering any trade, I decide three things: My entry point My stop-loss level My profit target If you skip this step, you’re not trading — you’re gambling. 2. Only Use Money You Can Afford to Lose Never put rent money, bill money, or emergency funds into trades. Desperation will cloud your judgment and destroy your decisions. Start small, grow only when you’re consistently profitable. 3. Don’t Let Greed Eat Your Profits I’ve seen profits vanish because I wanted more. Stick to your targets. Take your profit. The market will be here tomorrow. 4. Create Your Own Trading Style Don’t blindly copy others. Find out what works for your personality and schedule — scalping, swing trading, or long-term holding. I wasted two years copying influencers. It failed because our styles were different. 5. Keep Emotions Out of Trading FOMO and panic selling will cost you more than bad analysis. If you feel rushed to enter a trade because “it’s going to the moon,” step away from the screen. 6. Patience Wins Over Speed The best traders are patient. They wait for the perfect setup, ignore random pumps, and don’t chase the market. Sometimes the best trade is no trade. 7. Think Long-Term, Even in Short Trades One bad trade doesn’t make you a bad trader, and one win doesn’t make you a genius. Focus on consistency over months and years. Keep a trading journal. Learn from every win and every loss. #Write2Earn #Crypto #StaySafeCryptoCommunity #StayProfitable

7 Years in Crypto – My Journey, My Rules

Seven years in the crypto world have taught me more than I ever imagined. I’ve seen massive wins, painful losses, sleepless nights, and moments of pure excitement. Today, I’m sharing the lessons that turned me from a beginner with no plan into a trader with discipline.
Back to 2017 – Where It All Began
I jumped into crypto during the 2017 bull run, thinking I’d make money fast. Like many newbies, I had no real strategy — just hype and hope. The market humbled me quickly, but those early failures became my greatest teacher.
Here’s what I’ve learned along the way:
1. Trade With a Plan, Not With Hope
Before entering any trade, I decide three things:
My entry point
My stop-loss level
My profit target
If you skip this step, you’re not trading — you’re gambling.
2. Only Use Money You Can Afford to Lose
Never put rent money, bill money, or emergency funds into trades. Desperation will cloud your judgment and destroy your decisions.
Start small, grow only when you’re consistently profitable.
3. Don’t Let Greed Eat Your Profits
I’ve seen profits vanish because I wanted more. Stick to your targets. Take your profit. The market will be here tomorrow.
4. Create Your Own Trading Style
Don’t blindly copy others. Find out what works for your personality and schedule — scalping, swing trading, or long-term holding.
I wasted two years copying influencers. It failed because our styles were different.
5. Keep Emotions Out of Trading
FOMO and panic selling will cost you more than bad analysis. If you feel rushed to enter a trade because “it’s going to the moon,” step away from the screen.
6. Patience Wins Over Speed
The best traders are patient. They wait for the perfect setup, ignore random pumps, and don’t chase the market. Sometimes the best trade is no trade.
7. Think Long-Term, Even in Short Trades
One bad trade doesn’t make you a bad trader, and one win doesn’t make you a genius. Focus on consistency over months and years.
Keep a trading journal. Learn from every win and every loss.
#Write2Earn #Crypto #StaySafeCryptoCommunity #StayProfitable
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