#数字货币市场回调 Ethereum executed three consecutive trades, profiting from both long and short positions to secure 90,000 U.

Recently, the trend of ETH has indeed provided many opportunities. After three trades, the account has credited 90,000 USD, and looking back, the timing was even more precise than expected.

The story begins in the early morning of December 26th. $ETH dropped to the position of 2940, and I stared at the minute chart for a long time. That feeling was very subtle—not that technical indicators were telling me anything, but rather an intuition accumulated from watching the market for a long time: the likelihood of the main force accumulating positions in this range is very high.

So I opened a long position.

The next day, the market surged directly, and I pocketed 20,000 U. But I wasn't in a hurry to withdraw because after the pullback near 2990, I judged that there was still room for a second wave of upward movement. Many people would hesitate at this time, fearing to chase the high. But my logic is simple: if the trend hasn't finished, just continue to follow.

The second order is 26,000 U. For two consecutive days, the experience has been ridiculously good.

The real highlight moment is on November 28th. $ETH surged to 3080, and I started observing the capital flow and position data. There is obviously pressure at this level, and the signal of short-term bullish momentum exhaustion is already very clear.

Short position entry at a high level.

The next two days will be sideways fluctuations, and many people may not be able to hold on and will close their positions. But I know that this kind of fluctuation is often a buildup before a change in trend. Sure enough, I made a profit of 250 points, and 47,000 U has been credited.

These three trades may seem like good luck on the surface. But what is their essence? It is the understanding of market rhythm, the judgment of key points, and the trust in one's own trading system.

Many people ask me how I did it.

Actually, there are no secrets. It's just a matter of spending enough time watching the market, paying enough tuition through losses, and stumbling into enough pitfalls. Experience cannot be acquired quickly; it can only be honed over time and through reviewing past trades.

But I also understand one principle: going it alone has its limits. There is too much varied information in the market, and a person's energy and perspective are always limited. Without a reliable circle, without someone to help filter out the noise, and without someone to remind you of risks at critical moments, it's easy to make mistakes at a turning point.

This time, being able to seize opportunities continuously is not only due to my own judgment but also relies on those friends I communicate with regularly. Everyone has their strengths, and with mutual information exchange, we can navigate the market more steadily.

What’s the next step? I think Ethereum may continue to fluctuate within a certain range in the short term. The specific actions will depend on the coordination of the capital situation and news.

The market is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is the preparation to seize them.