2026-01-08 16:29:12

The market has no absolute rules; the key lies in execution. Our layout plan, as long as properly executed, can achieve stable profits, and entering the market provides an opportunity to share in the market dividends.

On the Ethereum long side, a successful profit of 43 points was made within the 3060 to 3103 range. The 4366 oil and gas contract also successfully closed. This operation involved the linkage of popular cryptocurrencies such as ETH, BTC, and SOL, and the execution is most effective when market liquidity is sufficient.

Overall, accurately grasping the entry timing and risk management, combined with trend judgment of mainstream cryptocurrencies, is the true path to stable profits.

ETH1,71%

BTC1,55%

SOL0,33%

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-11 11:54

Screaming at 43 points, this wave of market movement is really impressive. I need to do more research on oil and gas contracts. Are you all making such quick profits? Execution is easy to talk about, but when it comes to the actual trading floor, it's easy to get cold feet. I'm also optimistic about ETH, but when liquidity is insufficient, it's better to hold off. Who doesn't want stable profits? The key is whether you can stick to it without bottom fishing.

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BlockchainTalker

· 01-11 10:46

Actually, let's break this down—claiming "stable profits" on timing the market is fundamentally a game theory problem most traders get wrong. the empirical evidence from decades of quant research suggests this approach has a survivorship bias issue 🤔

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 01-11 09:39

honestly, those 43 basis points on eth sound... pedestrian? without knowing the sharpe ratio and slippage costs, hard to validate the actual risk-adjusted returns here

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-08 16:59

A 43% profit sounds good, but the real challenge is being able to accurately hit that entry point every time. With so many market variables, saying "as long as the operation is in place" still feels a bit optimistic. This wave of ETH indeed followed BTC's upward trend. I also share the same feeling about liquidity; retail investors have to wait for moments like this.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-08 16:56

Stable profits? I think you're just betting on probabilities. 43 points sound good, but what about next time? I always feel that with these kinds of "layout plans," there are very few that can actually be replicated. It's good that you took profits on oil and gas contracts, but being able to operate like this in such a low-liquidity environment really shows some skill. Strong execution is great, but what if the market doesn't cooperate one day... No more words, I hope everyone can hit the right points.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-08 16:55

Here comes the same old story again, trying to call a 43-point gain a stable profit? I advise you not to curse me. Last time I heard that, I built a position and got caught for 20%. --- No doubt about it, but execution ability really depends on the person. I just don’t have that kind of luck. --- Sufficient liquidity yields the best execution... sounds almost like nonsense. The key is how to judge whether liquidity is sufficient or not. --- Bro, your idea is good, but I still don’t quite trust the ETH, BTC, SOL linkage. Hedging risks can actually lead to liquidation more easily. --- Getting 43 points from 3060 to 3103 is pretty nice, but I’m always greedy for small profits like this, and in the end, I give it all back. --- Stable profits? Which crypto person doesn’t say that? In the end, it’s all about losing to fees. --- I agree that locking in gains with oil and gas contracts is safe, but as for the others... I’ll think about whether to trust them. --- Entering the market gives you a chance to share dividends, and exiting gives you a chance to share losses, right, bro? --- Those with strong execution ability are already financially free. Those who keep talking about plans here are still in a spiral.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-08 16:44

Hmm... 43 points sounds good, but can this plan really be reliably replicated? Strong execution is great, but anyone can make money when liquidity is good. Oil and gas contracts have been secured, but what about next time? The market won't always cooperate like this. I've heard many times that entering the market yields dividends. The key still depends on how well the drawdown is controlled; relying solely on trend judgment isn't very reliable.

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