#密码资产动态追踪 Just finished up what was on my plate, and habitually glanced at the K-line chart and liquidation board—everything was red at first glance—$1000RATS, $ETH these two dropped particularly painfully.
From ETH dropping straight from 3300 to 3080, the most common question I received was: "Can a long position entered at 3280 still be saved?" To be honest, rather than debating whether it can be saved or not, it's better to admit the initial direction was simply wrong.
This downtrend is very clean—no meaningful bounces and no gentle corrections either, which means the whales never intended to give people an escape route. The price action around 3300 for the past couple days looked like it couldn't break lower, but in reality they were grinding down patience and creating an illusion of false support. Once bullish positions accumulated to a certain level, they smashed through the bottom and the price started collapsing downward.
The current signals are crystal clear: weakening trend, MACD death cross just starting to unfold, selling pressure significantly exceeding buying pressure—this is coordinated capital withdrawal, not just panic cascade liquidations.
Can you catch the bottom? My advice is straightforward—hold firm, don't move. In a declining market, catching bottoms is mostly a matter of luck; if you can't catch it, you'll just end up deeply underwater. And don't think about shorting for a comeback either—sudden bounces can happen anytime, and those bounces are windows reserved for shorts and those reducing positions. If you can't catch it, you'll just fall down with them.
Markets always move in phases, and at this stage, surviving is worth more than calling the direction right.
#密码资产动态追踪 Just finished up what was on my plate, and habitually glanced at the K-line chart and liquidation board—everything was red at first glance—$1000RATS, $ETH these two dropped particularly painfully.
From ETH dropping straight from 3300 to 3080, the most common question I received was: "Can a long position entered at 3280 still be saved?" To be honest, rather than debating whether it can be saved or not, it's better to admit the initial direction was simply wrong.
This downtrend is very clean—no meaningful bounces and no gentle corrections either, which means the whales never intended to give people an escape route. The price action around 3300 for the past couple days looked like it couldn't break lower, but in reality they were grinding down patience and creating an illusion of false support. Once bullish positions accumulated to a certain level, they smashed through the bottom and the price started collapsing downward.
The current signals are crystal clear: weakening trend, MACD death cross just starting to unfold, selling pressure significantly exceeding buying pressure—this is coordinated capital withdrawal, not just panic cascade liquidations.
Can you catch the bottom? My advice is straightforward—hold firm, don't move. In a declining market, catching bottoms is mostly a matter of luck; if you can't catch it, you'll just end up deeply underwater. And don't think about shorting for a comeback either—sudden bounces can happen anytime, and those bounces are windows reserved for shorts and those reducing positions. If you can't catch it, you'll just fall down with them.
Markets always move in phases, and at this stage, surviving is worth more than calling the direction right.
Comment section—did you hold through this one?