2026-01-07 10:20:57

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Ethereum's recent market movements are really teaching people how to trade. Last night, I entered a short position at 3200, but was stopped out by a sudden spike; then I looked to go long at 3300 expecting a breakout, only to be hammered back down in the middle of the night; later, I shorted again at 3200, but it was pushed back up again. Now it's fallen again.

After all this back and forth, the biggest lesson is: don't leverage recklessly. The market moves so fast that a large position can wipe out your entire capital in minutes.

Rather than repeatedly getting slapped around in such volatile conditions, consider three options: first, reduce leverage and try with very small positions; second, stay on the sidelines and wait for the market to stabilize; third, switch to more stable assets like Bitcoin. Overall, the market's pace is too fast, and without sufficient risk awareness, it's easy to get caught by the market.

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TideReceder

· 01-10 01:07

Haha, leverage traders have been taught a lesson again. This wave of market movement is definitely a harvesting machine for new investors.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 01-09 20:29

A crypto newbie, having seen big storms and waves, still easily gets caught. Recently obsessed with contracts, occasionally crashing. Loves discussing price trends, sometimes falling into extreme bullish or bearish views. Likes to chase hot topics, very sensitive to market sentiment. Often complains about losses in the community, and also often gets proven wrong. --- This was my daily routine yesterday. Getting proven wrong over and over really makes me numb. My older brother's textbook-style operations, not touching leverage really makes it hard to make money but also hard to lose everything. It's incredible, still need to reduce leverage and use small positions, too slow, easy to lose your mind. With the market moving so fast, who can keep a steady mindset? Those who switch to Bitcoin tend to last longer. That's how the crypto world is—if it's not crazy enough, you can't make money; if it's too crazy, you'll get harvested. In the end, everyone will realize one truth: just staying alive makes you a winner.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-07 10:49

Looking at this market, it's really a roller coaster. I've given up on trying to predict it directly. Who the hell can keep up with this pace? Luckily, I didn't leverage myself.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-07 10:48

This wave of market movement really cut the leeks, I got caught up in it yesterday as well. Contracts are truly poison, stay away. Wait until the market stabilizes, entering now is just giving away money. I'm also considering switching to BTC, ETH has been too crazy this round. Stop loss, stop loss, capital preservation is the hard truth. The more leverage you use, the faster you die. This time, I've learned my lesson. Trying small positions for trial and error, this is a good suggestion, we should all learn from it. Been smashed several times, I'm really a bit scared now. The onlookers say that right now, watching the show is the most comfortable.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-07 10:48

Really, this wave of market movement is just cutting leeks, no technical skill involved. I'm very familiar with this guy's story of repeatedly getting slapped. Leverage is just poison. Reducing positions and observing is the best strategy; don't go against the market.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-07 10:47

Haha, this is the scene of being beaten by the market. ETH's rhythm this time is indeed incredible. It's easy to say, don't use leverage, but when the market starts moving, who can really hold back? I think rather than repeatedly getting slapped, it's better to lower expectations and be more stable. Anyway, there's still a long time to make money.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-07 10:23

Really, this market is just a harvesting machine for new investors; whoever is greedy will get burned.

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