2026-01-06 17:30:13

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Bull market is coming, how should traders seize the opportunity?

Depending on different risk preferences and time horizons, several trading strategies can be considered—

**Ultra-short-term Quick Attack** (3-5 days cycle)
Quickly enter and exit small positions, precisely grasping market rhythm. Suitable for traders sensitive to technical patterns and quick to react.

**Swing Arbitrage** (7-10 days cycle)
Medium-sized positions combined with swing trading, stacking short-term opportunities. Risks and returns are relatively balanced, requiring strict stop-loss discipline.

**Trend Bottoming** (10-15 days cycle)
Identify bottom areas on larger cycles, supplemented with short-term confirmation signals. This method tests patience, but the win rate is often more stable.

Ultimately, what is the core of flipping positions, unwinding losses, and swing trading? **Strictly control position sizes, avoid following the crowd, and do not blindly follow others**. Only with reliable trading principles and disciplined execution can you go further in a bull market.

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· 01-09 17:29

Alright, alright, stop with these fancy strategies. To put it simply, it's just two words—stop loss. I've seen too many people go all-in right away, and you all know the end result. A bull market is tempting but also the most dangerous. The ones who truly make money are those who can be ruthless in cutting losses.

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· 01-08 13:59

Speaking nicely, but isn't it just about who has a stronger mentality... I just want to ask, how many traders can truly stick to their stop-loss discipline? One in ten? --- This theory makes no mistake, but the key is that during execution, you simply can't resist. --- Listening to the trend bottoming sounds stable, but it's really a test of whether you can endure that boring period. I really can't hold on. --- Position control is always the core, but big players have already gone all in, right? --- Swing trading sounds good, but in reality, most people are just chasing high and selling low. --- In a bull market, everyone makes money. The real test is those who survive the bear market; everyone else is just a supporting role.

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