Long positions were set up in the 3095-3099 range, with the target aimed directly at 3126.
The market eventually reached a high of 3129, allowing for a successful take-profit within the expected range. Accurate price awareness + swift execution—it's that simple.
To be honest, many people get itchy hands with nothing to do all day, feeling uncomfortable without opening positions, only to end up getting trapped by constantly going in and out. Instead of tossing and turning like that, it's better to follow the rhythm—two trades a day satisfy the urge to operate while also allowing you to accumulate real trading experience through reviews and unlocking positions.
The market changes rapidly, but the logic never changes: identify the right support and resistance levels, control your risk, and exit when you should.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 4h ago
Another perfect day of take-profit, it's that simple.
The impulsive traders really should reflect on themselves; getting caught in and out every day, they deserve it.
I just don't believe that controlling risk is that difficult.
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LiquidationWizard
· 8h ago
Another steady take-profit, I’m sticking to this rhythm.
Really, many people just can’t sit still; they need to open positions ten times a day to feel comfortable, ending up with heavy losses. Discipline is essential.
How did it manage to hit the high point at 3129 so precisely?
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-11 00:20
Good morning, it's another afternoon harvested by robots. Those who entered long positions at 3095 are probably dreaming now; the sandwich attack happened so silently. So, the excuse of taking profits and clocking out is just for listening; the real liquidity trap is the main course.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12-09 11:56
3129 is a very precise level, but what concerns me more is the liquidity going forward...
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StableGenius
· 12-09 11:54
ngl, the "one trade a day keeps the rekt away" sermon is peak gatekeeping energy... but empirically speaking, they're not wrong about the discipline part. most people can't help themselves fr.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-09 11:46
Damn, I got rekt again. Why can't I have that kind of precision?
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SchrodingersPaper
· 12-09 11:44
Took profit again and again, this is really amazing, I need to learn this technique.
Why am I so impulsive, always trading in and out frequently, ending up with heavy losses.
Opening two positions a day is really comfortable, it scratches the itch without getting wrecked.
This time ETH's movement was textbook, hit 3129 precisely.
That said, there are really very few people who can do this, most people are just fooling themselves.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-09 11:42
Another perfect trade, the timing on this move was absolutely spot-on.
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OnChainSleuth
· 12-09 11:36
Damn, you managed to buy the dip again. I'm still struggling with whether I should increase my position.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $ETH Afternoon Market Review—Take-Profit Check-in
Long positions were set up in the 3095-3099 range, with the target aimed directly at 3126.
The market eventually reached a high of 3129, allowing for a successful take-profit within the expected range. Accurate price awareness + swift execution—it's that simple.
To be honest, many people get itchy hands with nothing to do all day, feeling uncomfortable without opening positions, only to end up getting trapped by constantly going in and out. Instead of tossing and turning like that, it's better to follow the rhythm—two trades a day satisfy the urge to operate while also allowing you to accumulate real trading experience through reviews and unlocking positions.
The market changes rapidly, but the logic never changes: identify the right support and resistance levels, control your risk, and exit when you should.