#ETH巨鲸增持 A bearish belt hold appeared in the early morning, how many accounts went into the red directly?

At times like this, the most feared thing is to get itchy hands—let me share a few life-saving experiences that I have exchanged with blood loss:

**Bottom fishing? Wait a moment.** The low point in your eyes may just be a continuation of the decline. Before the support is stabilized and the trading volume has shrunk, don't rush to catch the falling knife.

**Don't go all in.** The biggest enemy of a plummeting market is uncertainty. Keep some cash on hand, in case there's a second wave of decline you can still take action. If you invest everything, you'll just have to watch from the sidelines.

**Chasing shorts? Wake up.** After a sharp drop, there is often a technical rebound, and chasing shorts can easily lead to being caught off guard. If you really want to short, wait for a rebound to the resistance level before making a move.

**Understand the news.** Is this wave of decline due to policy suppression, an industry black swan, or a change in the macro environment? Combining open interest and capital flow, distinguish whether it's retail panic selling or large holders offloading; direction judgment relies entirely on this.

**Don't lose your composure.** In times of panic, staying calm is worth more than any action. Make plans in advance, execute them strictly, and don't regret later.

The market stabilization will have signals - support levels hold + volume contraction, it won't be too late to take action then.

It's better to stay still than to act recklessly; surviving is more important than anything else.

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