$ETH 📌 Binance Feed|ETH is so popular, why are there so many trading pairs? A clear explanation! 💬 ETH Trading Pair Popular Science Post|Do you really understand what you are trading? ETH (Ethereum) is the second-largest asset after BTC, with huge trading volume But you will find that there are many different trading pairs for ETH on Binance: ETH/USDT, ETH/BTC, ETH/BNB, ETH/FDUSD, ETH/TRY…… What are the differences? Which one is better? Let me explain it to you today👇 🧱 1. What is an ETH trading pair? 📌 ETH/XXX means: using XXX to buy or sell ETH For example: ETH/USDT ➝ Use USDT to buy ETH, or exchange ETH for USDT ETH/BTC ➝ Directly exchange BTC for ETH ETH/FDUSD ➝ A new favorite stablecoin, low transaction fees (suitable for saving on fees) 🔍 2. Common classifications of ETH trading pairs Type Trading Pair Characteristics Stablecoin Pair ETH/USDT, ETH/FDUSD Most commonly used, strongest liquidity Mainstream Coin Pair ETH/BTC, ETH/BNB Exchange large coins for ETH, suitable for hedging or rotation Fiat Pair ETH/EUR, ETH/TRY Directly buy ETH with local fiat, suitable for deposits/withdrawals Leverage Contract ETHUSDT Contract Long and short, flexible risk control, but be cautious with high leverage ✅ 3. Which ETH trading pair should beginners choose? Recommended: ETH/USDT: Most depth on Binance, quick order execution, suitable for beginners ETH/FDUSD: Lower fees, suitable for frequent contract traders ETH/BTC: Suitable for “BTC vs ETH” rotation arbitrage (for advanced users) 📌 4. Practical Suggestions 🔄 When watching the market, remember to compare the performance of ETH/USDT and ETH/BTC 📉 If BTC is falling, ETH/BTC is likely to be weak as well, not suitable for counter-trend operations ⚙ For short-term ETH trading, it’s advisable to set stop-loss and take-profit levels (high volatility) 📈 DCA/regular investment in ETH, stablecoin trading pairs are the most convenient (supports planned purchases) ✍ In summary: There are many trading pairs for ETH, but the core is: which asset you use to exchange it, its liquidity and volatility differ greatly!
#加密圆桌讨论 📌 Binance Feed|#Crypto Roundtable#: What do you think the crypto world will look like in 5 years? 🔄 Crypto Roundtable Discussion|In 5 years, what will the crypto market look like? What are your thoughts? Everyone says Web3 will change the future, Crypto will reshape finance But have you seriously thought about—— If you persist for 5 years, invest regularly for 5 years, and study the on-chain ecosystem for 5 years, What will the crypto world look like? 🧠 My thoughts 👇 🌐 1. Centralization and decentralization will coexist CEX will be more compliant and stable DEX will be more convenient and powerful Users will “log into the world” using wallets like they use WeChat 💸 2. Stablecoins will influence the global payment landscape The scenarios will expand from cross-border transfers to daily payments The competition behind FDUSD, USDT, USDC will intensify 🧩 3. On-chain identity and on-chain data will become the “new passport” ENS / SBT / DID will become important DAOs will replace part of the corporate governance structure 🧠 4. Changes in investor structure Retail investors will become more professional, following data instead of “tips” Institutions will enter the market in large numbers, BTC, ETH will become the “digital gold” asset pool 💬 Roundtable Question: If you could only hold one project for 5 years, which one would you choose? Why? Do you believe crypto is a bubble? Or a turning point in history? 📩 Feel free to leave your insights in the comments 💬 I will select a few outstanding responses to compile and share as a series 📍 (I will privately message the friends with the most likes, inviting them to the next roundtable) ❤ Like and share with your on-chain brothers, let's think about the future of crypto together.
#实用交易工具 📌 Binance Feed|Recommended Practical Trading Tools: If you don't want to do 'blind trading', you must know how to use these tools! 🛠 To do a good job, one must first sharpen their tools! In the crypto world, relying solely on intuition for trading will lead to 99% losses. Today, this post shares some practical trading tools that I have personally tested and frequently use, which can greatly improve your trading efficiency & profit and loss judgment👇 ✅ 1. Recommended Tools Provided by Binance (Super Practical) 1⃣ K-Line Chart + Indicator Tools (Binance Web/App) 📌 Custom indicators: MACD, Bollinger Bands, Moving Averages, RSI, etc. 📌 Time periods can be selected, and the interface is smooth for trend analysis. ✅ Strongly recommend beginners practice '4-hour + Daily + combination of indicators for analysis'. 2⃣ Binance Depth Chart / Order Book 📌 Quickly identify the strength of bullish and bearish forces. 📌 See where the orders are concentrated, to judge 'eating orders vs. pressure orders'. 3⃣ Binance Strategy Trading (Grid Trading / Copy Trading) 📌 Suitable for volatile markets / beginners who want to earn passively. ✅ Suitable for setting up BTC/ETH intraday volatility arbitrage (don't use too high leverage!). 🧠 2. Recommended Common External Tools 1⃣ TradingView 🔍 A powerful K-line analysis platform. Rich indicators & drawing tools. Can view and compare market data across multiple platforms. ✅ Recommended for mid to long-term analysis. 2⃣ CoinGlass (formerly Bybt) 📊 View long vs. short ratios, liquidation data, funding rates, etc. ✅ Used to assess whether market sentiment is extreme, to avoid chasing high or panic selling. 3⃣ Debank / Zerion (On-chain Wallet Tracking) 🔎 View your wallet's asset distribution / DEX operation records. ✅ Essential for DEX / DeFi players. 4⃣ CryptoPanic / CoinDesk / Crypto Radar 📰 Real-time cryptocurrency news aggregation website. ✅ Quickly grasp policies/macroeconomic news/unexpected negative news. 💡 3. Bonus: Niche but Practical Tools Tool Purpose TokenUnlocks View project token unlock times to avoid dump after unlocking. Arkham View whale address movements. CoinMarketCal Cryptocurrency event calendar (listings, meetings, updates, etc.). GMCI.io Cryptocurrency sector strength and weakness chart (similar to A-share heat maps). ✅ In summary: Tools won't make you money immediately, but they can make your trading more logical, less emotional, and reduce tuition fees.
#看懂K线 📈 Understanding Candlestick Charts = Understanding Market Sentiment! Stop Making Blind Trades! In the cryptocurrency world, candlestick charts can be overwhelming for beginners, but actually: As long as you understand the information contained in a single candlestick, you are already ahead of 80% of people👇 🧱 1. What is a Candlestick Chart? 📌 Candlestick = The 'price trajectory' over a specific time period. Each candlestick provides you with four prices: Meaning Explanation Opening Price The price at the beginning of a time period Closing Price The price at the end of that time period Highest Price The highest point reached during the period Lowest Price The lowest point reached during the period 🟢 2. How to Interpret Candlestick Colors? Green/Red reversed? Commonly used in cryptocurrency: ✅ Green Candlestick: Price increased (Closing > Opening) ❌ Red Candlestick: Price decreased (Closing < Opening) 🔹 Long Upper Shadow: Price has been pushed down → High resistance above 🔹 Long Lower Shadow: Price has been pulled back → Support below 🔍 3. Three-Step Method to Read Candlestick Charts (suitable for beginners) ① Look at the Trend Direction A series of green candles → Upward trend A series of red candles → Downward trend Alternating candles → Consolidation phase (don’t rush in) ② Look at Key Patterns Pattern Meaning Example Long Green Bar Strong upward movement, buying pressure strong Consider following the trend Long Upper Shadow Lack of upward momentum, false breakout Wait or reduce position Doji Strong uncertainty between buyers and sellers Possible reversal, wait for confirmation Engulfing Pattern One candlestick 'engulfs' the previous one Common reversal signal ③ Look at Volume Confirmation 📈 Increase in volume during rise = True breakout 📉 Decrease in volume during rise = False increase (be cautious of being trapped) 🧠 4. How to Choose Common Time Periods? Time Period Usage 1 Minute/5 Minutes For short-term/contract trading 15 Minutes/1 Hour For intraday trading reference 4 Hours/1 Day To gauge trend direction, more stable ✅ Suggestion for beginners: Start with 1 hour and 4 hour charts, avoid 1 minute charts to prevent being influenced by noise ✅ Summary in one sentence: Candlesticks don’t lie, but people often deceive themselves. Learning candlesticks is like learning the language of the market.
#常见交易错误 ⚠ Common Trading Mistakes Collection|90% of Beginners Have Fallen Into These, Have You? Trading is not just about looking at K-lines, it's more important to avoid pitfalls + control your mindset! In this article, I have compiled the 7 most common trading mistakes made by me and my friends👇 Don't wait until you've lost everything to wake up! ❌ 01|Going All In at Once 📉 The riskiest type of play A wrong move in one direction can lead to liquidation or severe losses ✅ Correct Approach: Control your position size, build your position in batches, and don't go all in! ❌ 02|Chasing Up After Seeing K-lines Rise 📌 When a hot topic emerges and the price skyrockets, you impulsively chase after it As a result, you buy at the peak and end up stuck for two weeks ✅ Correct Approach: Wait for a pullback confirmation, use Bollinger Bands/MACD to assess strength ❌ 03|Only Using Market Orders, Ignoring Slippage 📉 Especially in less popular coins, you can unknowingly lose dozens of dollars in one go ✅ Correct Approach: Mainly use limit orders, set take-profit and stop-loss ❌ 04|Opening High Leverage, Fantasizing About Doubling Overnight 🧨 Many beginners jump in with 50x or 100x leverage A few points of fluctuation can lead to liquidation, losing even the principal ✅ Suggestion: Learn to be profitable first, then use leverage, practice within 10x! ❌ 05|Not Setting Stop-Loss, Getting Caught in a Downtrend 🩸 Hoping the price will recover, but the losses keep deepening ✅ Setting a stop-loss is being responsible for your account! 💡 Even in spot trading, set a psychological stop-loss point ❌ 06|Frequent Trading, Leading to Even Greater Losses 📉 Watching 5-minute K-lines fluctuate, trading in and out dozens of times a day Fees + slippage + emotional explosions = increased losses ✅ Correct Approach: Observe more, act less, trade with a plan ❌ 07|Only Listening to Others' Calls, Not Doing Your Homework 📢 If a certain influencer calls a long, you go long; if they call a short, you short, ending up as a bag holder ✅ Remember: Don't let others decide your profits and losses! Making your own judgment is the most stable ✅ In summary: Most trading losses are not due to bad market conditions, but rather poor operational logic and risk control!
#交易手续费揭秘 💰 The crypto world is not just about price fluctuations; transaction fees are also a 'hidden cost'! Do you really understand it? Many people have made dozens of trades but have never cared about how the fees are deducted. As a result, the price went up when buying, and it also went up when selling, but in the end, they still lost... 📉 The reason is often: the fees ate into the profits. Today, let's clarify👇 🧾 1. What are transaction fees? 📌 Each time you buy/sell, a fee is paid to the platform; this is the transaction fee. 📌 Binance charges different fees based on your order type and account level. 📊 2. Binance fee standards (spot trading) Role Fee (Basic) Maker (Limit Order) 0.1% Taker (Market Order) 0.1% ✅ If you use BNB to offset fees, you can enjoy a 25% discount. 📉 The discounted rate becomes: Maker: 0.075% Taker: 0.075% 🔍 3. What are Maker and Taker? Type What you did Example Fee Maker You place an order and wait for it to be filled Limit buy ETH Low (0.1% / Discount 0.075%) Taker You take an existing order from the market Market sell BTC Normal (0.1% / Discount 0.075%) 💡 Want to save on fees? Try to use limit orders as much as possible!
#加密安全须知 🔐 The encrypted world has no 'Forgot Password' button; security awareness is your amulet! In the crypto world, thousands of users lose their assets every year due to 'neglecting security', resulting in theft, hacked accounts, and emptied wallets... Today's post will tell you 5 essential crypto security tips to remember👇 ① Enabling Google Authenticator (2FA) is the first step 📌 As soon as you register your Binance account, immediately link it to Google Authenticator 📱 Never rely solely on SMS; it can easily be 'SMS hijacked' 📌 Remember to back up your key after linking (best to write it down by hand) ② Be cautious of phishing links, avoid clicking on 'fake Binance' 📌 Never access 'Binance' through WeChat groups/SMS links/search engines ✅ It's recommended to bookmark the official website https://www.binance.com 📧 Emails can also be fake! Enabling 'Anti-Phishing Code' can verify the authenticity of emails ③ Private Key / Recovery Phrase = your entire assets 📌 This is the 'ultimate key' to your wallet; whoever has it can take your coins ✅ Never take screenshots, store them in your phone gallery, or in the cloud 📌 It's best to write it down on paper or a metal plate and keep it in a physically secure place ④ Don't trust 'customer service', 'project teams', or 'airdrop links' easily 📌 The most common scams in the crypto world: Fake Binance customer service saying your account is abnormal Project teams sending you an airdrop link to connect your wallet Someone asking you to 'help verify an address' and sign for authorization 💣 Never sign! Once you do, they can withdraw your coins and disappear! ⑤ For large assets, it's advisable to store them separately ✅ Hot wallet (Binance account) is suitable for daily trading ✅ Cold wallet (like Ledger) is suitable for long-term holding ✅ Don’t put all your eggs in one basket 🔐 Additional tips (recommended to do as well): Set up a withdrawal whitelist, allowing transfers only to your wallet address Check your login devices and API authorization every month Immediately unlink any unused third-party services ✅ In summary: The crypto world is very free, but it can also be very cruel. Asset security is always your own responsibility.
#交易对 🧠 What exactly is a trading pair? Are you buying a coin or a 'relationship'? Just entering the crypto world, when you open the trading page, you might see a bunch of similar: BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC, PEPE/BNB, DOGE/FDUSD Many people are confused: ❓ What does this mean? ❓ I am buying BTC, why is there USDT? Don't worry, let's clarify today 👇 📦 1. What is a Trading Pair? 📌 Trading Pair = The exchange relationship between two types of coins For example: BTC/USDT ➝ Use USDT to buy BTC, or sell BTC for USDT ETH/BTC ➝ Use BTC to buy ETH, or exchange ETH for BTC 📌 The left side is the coin you are 'buying/selling' 📌 The right side is the 'pricing unit/the coin you use for trading' 💡 2. Types of Trading Pairs Type examples: Fiat Trading Pairs BTC/USD, BTC/JPY priced in 'fiat' (mostly in fiat zones) Stablecoin Trading Pairs BTC/USDT, ETH/FDUSD trading mainstream coins with stablecoins (most commonly used) Main Coin Trading Pairs ETH/BTC, SOL/BNB directly trading altcoins using major coins like BTC, BNB Altcoin Pairs PEPE/SHIB, DOGE/FLOKI highly volatile, need to participate with caution 🛠 3. How to choose a trading pair? ✅ Newcomers are advised to prioritize: BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT ➝ High trading volume, good liquidity The hottest trading pairs in the spot market ➝ Enough depth, small slippage ⚠ Avoid unpopular trading pairs: Low trading volume, poor liquidity, high slippage Easy to buy but difficult to sell, easy to get liquidated 📊 4. How to check the popularity and depth of a trading pair? 📌 Binance APP → Spot → Search for coin name → Click on the coin You can see: 📈 24-hour trading volume (the larger, the more active) 📊 Depth chart (the denser the orders, the more stable) 💬 Community popularity (news + trends) ✅ In summary: The trading pair determines which coin you use to buy another coin, and also decides the slippage, liquidity, and trading efficiency! It's not enough to just click on any buy, choosing the right trading pair is more important!
#交易流动性 🔍 What is trading liquidity? What does "good/bad liquidity" in the cryptocurrency world really mean? Many newcomers encounter issues while trading: 👉 Placing a buy order and it hasn’t been filled for a long time? 👉 Prices spike when buying and drop when selling? The root cause is actually a liquidity issue, let’s clarify it today👇 💧 1. What is trading liquidity? 📌 Liquidity = The ability to buy or sell at any time in the market. Simply put: More orders, thicker depth, and quick transactions mean good liquidity. 📊 2. What is the difference between good and bad liquidity? Project Liquidity Good Liquidity Bad Transaction Speed Fast, basically filled in seconds Slow, orders wait a long time Bid-Ask Spread (Spread) Small, dense orders Large, far apart buy and sell orders Slippage Small, stable prices Large, easy to overpay/undervalue User Experience Smooth, comfortable Frustrating, mindset explosion ⚠ 3. What are the risks of poor liquidity? ❌ Buying at market price, the price jumps instantly (being cut) ❌ Stop-loss order triggers, but slips out by $10 ❌ Contract liquidation, slippage leads to liquidation ❌ Low liquidity coins on DEX, dropping 30% in 1 minute ✅ 4. How to assess liquidity? (Binance practical operation) 👉 Open any cryptocurrency → Trading interface → Check the "Depth Chart" and "Order Book": The denser the orders (more red and green numbers up and down) → The better the liquidity The smaller the bid-ask spread (e.g., 0.01~0.1 USDT) → Indicates lower slippage 🧠 5. Practical advice: 🔹 New traders are advised to prioritize: ✔ Mainstream coins (BTC, ETH, BNB) ✔ Popular spot or contract coins ✔ Coins with high trading volume in 24 hours 🔸 Be cautious when participating: ⚠ Newly listed coins, small trading pairs, obscure contracts ⚠ Small coins on DEX, check liquidity pools first ✍ In summary: Liquidity determines whether your trading can be "bought and sold anytime, reasonably executed" It’s not that the coin is bad, it’s that the market has no buyers!
#订单类型解析 📌 Binance Post | Newbie Understanding Order Types, Explained in One Go! 🧠【Must-Learn for Beginners】What do the order types in Binance mean? Explained all at once! When you open the trading page, do you feel overwhelmed seeing terms like 'Limit Order, Market Order, Stop-Loss/Take-Profit Order'? Don't worry, I'll teach you to understand Binance order types in 3 minutes to avoid buying wrong or selling too early.👇 📦 1. Limit Order (Limit) 📌 You set the buy/sell price yourself and wait for the market to execute. ✅ Suitable for: Not in a hurry, want to buy low/sell high. 🧠 Example: ETH is now 2800, you want to buy at 2700, so you place a limit buy order and wait for it to drop. ⚡ 2. Market Order (Market) 📌 Executes immediately at the current market's best price. ✅ Suitable for: Want to enter/exit immediately. ⚠ Note: Fast execution but price may slip significantly. 🧠 Example: You are afraid of missing the opportunity, so you buy ETH at market price, and it gets executed immediately. 🔐 3. Stop-Limit Order (Stop-Limit) 📌 Set a 'Trigger Price', once triggered, a limit order is placed. ✅ Suitable for: Risk control, stop-loss, or chasing after a breakout. 🧠 Example: You hold ETH and are worried it might drop below 2750, so you set: Trigger Price: 2750 Sell Price: 2745 If it drops to 2750, it will automatically place an order to sell at 2745 for you. 🔓 4. Stop-Market Order (Stop-Market) 📌 Immediately executes at market price after triggering, faster but no control over the execution price. ✅ Suitable for: Quick stop-loss/take-profit. 🧠 Example: Sell all at market price if ETH drops below 2750 to avoid further decline. ✍ Summary Comparison Table Type Immediate Execution Set Price Usage Limit Order ❌ Wait for execution ✅ Enter/exit at a set price Market Order ✅ Executes immediately ❌ Buy/sell instantly Stop-Limit Order ❌ Wait for trigger to place order ✅ Control loss/chase after breakout Stop-Market Order ✅ Executes immediately after trigger ❌ Quick stop-loss/take-profit 🎯 Little Advice: Beginners are advised to use limit orders + stop-loss protection to avoid slippage. When trading contracts and the market is volatile, use stop-market orders to prevent liquidation. All orders can set 'Quantity' or 'Percentage', it is recommended to control position size!
#中心化与去中心化交易所 🚀Newbie Must Read: Centralized vs Decentralized Exchanges, Understand Before Trading! Just entered the crypto space and often hear people talking about CEX / DEX but don't quite understand? Today, I'll explain it to you in the simplest way in 3 minutes👇 🧱 What are CEX and DEX? Abbreviation meanings with examples CEX Centralized Exchange Binance, OKX, Coinbase DEX Decentralized Exchange Uniswap, PancakeSwap 📊 Overview of Key Differences Comparison Point CEX (Centralized) DEX (Decentralized) Fund Custody Platform holds User holds wallet User Experience Simple and smooth, suitable for beginners Need to understand wallets, on-chain transactions Transaction Speed Fast matching On-chain confirmation, slower speed Security Risk of storing on platform Private key loss leads to total loss Functionality Richer: Contracts, Wealth Management, etc. Fewer: Mainly limited to cryptocurrency trading ✅ Newbie Recommendations 🎯 If you are a newbie just entering the space: It is recommended to start with CEX (like Binance), and after becoming familiar, slowly try out DEX. 📦 CEX is suitable for: Buying/Selling cryptocurrency/Depositing and Withdrawing Going long/Going short/Limit orders Experiencing Wealth Management, ETFs, Spot contracts 🔐 DEX is suitable for: Those who want to trade anonymously Participating in DeFi/New projects Having a wallet and understanding on-chain operations 🧠 In summary: If you want to learn trading safely, first understand Binance; If you want to freely control your assets, then explore decentralization.
🚀 Binance Beginner Trading Guide | Understand How to Play in the Crypto World in 3 Minutes! 👋 Did you just register on Binance, heard that you can make money in the crypto world, but feel lost when you open the trading page? Don’t worry, as someone who has been there, today I will guide you into Binance trading, no beating around the bush, let's get straight to the point👇 📌 1. Common Terms in the Crypto World USDT: Equivalent to the "Chinese Yuan" in the crypto world, all transactions are basically priced in it. BTC/ETH: Bitcoin and Ethereum, the most mainstream cryptocurrencies, recommended for beginners to pay attention to. Spot vs Futures: Spot: Buy and hold for price fluctuations, simple and easy to understand. Futures: Can go long or short, supports leverage, but the risk is extremely high, be cautious! 📌 2. Three-Step Strategy for Beginners ① Account Opening & Security Settings: Register on Binance → Complete KYC verification → Enable Google Authenticator → Set anti-phishing code ② Learn to Buy Cryptocurrencies (using USDT as an example): In the fiat trading area, buy USDT with Alipay/bank card Go to the “Trading” area to choose BTC/USDT or ETH/USDT for buying ③ Risk Management: Don’t go all in on one cryptocurrency Beginners are advised to control their position to within 30% Set take profit and stop loss to prevent emotional trading 📌 3. Recommended Trading Strategies (suitable for beginners) ✅ Dollar-Cost Averaging: Invest a fixed amount weekly in BTC/ETH to average out the cost, suitable for long-term holding ✅ MACD + Bollinger Bands Observation Method: Combine technical indicators to assist in determining buy and sell points (I can share the indicator settings later) 📌 4. Recommended Free Learning Resources 📚 Binance Academy (official beginner tutorial) 📱 Join Binance's official WeChat group and TG community to get first-hand information Just entering the crypto world, don’t rush to make quick money; first learn to survive before thinking about profit. If you are also exploring trading and getting confused by various candlestick charts, feel free to follow me, I will continuously share my journey from being a noob to becoming proficient. 📩 If you have any questions, feel free to message or comment, I will see them all! #交易类型入门
📈 ETH Strong Breakout! What's Next? Just now, ETH completed a beautiful volume breakout on the 4-hour chart, breaking through the upper band from the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, reaching a high of 2726.83, and currently pulling back to the 2675 level, showing short-term consolidation. 👀 Key Market Points Interpretation: Bollinger Band Pattern: The Bollinger Bands are significantly wide open, and the price is stable above the upper band, indicating a strong trend signal is beginning. Volume Support: Obvious increase in volume shows that this wave of rise is driven by capital, not a 'false breakout'. MACD Indicator: The golden cross continues to diverge upwards, and the momentum bars are significantly expanding, with the trend leaning towards the bulls. Open Interest (OI): Rapidly rising to 1.82M, indicating active long positions being built. Taker Buy/Sell Ratio: Buyers are dominant, with optimistic short-term sentiment. 📉 Short-term Strategy Reference: If ETH can stabilize above 2700 and break out with volume again, consider trying a light position to go long, targeting 2800. If it pulls back to the 2600-2620 range with reduced volume, it can be seen as a second entry opportunity. Stop-loss Reference: If it falls below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands (around 2497), consider stopping out. 📌 Risk Warning: Currently in the early stage of high-level fluctuations, pay attention to building positions in batches and controlling position sizes; If the overall market (BTC) shows unusual movements, timely adjustments to ETH positions are needed; Watch for the impact of U.S. stock market opening and macro data on market sentiment. 🧠 Conclusion: The consolidation period after a volume breakout is often a key stage for confirming direction. Stay patient, follow the trend, avoid chasing highs and gambling on lows. $ETH