#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Is anyone working on a contract? Ethereum is currently at 3253 with resistance levels, and long positions are being tightly trapped. I want to hear everyone's ideas for breaking through.
I'm currently considering a few strategies: first, using a Martingale approach to add another position at 3170 to lower the average cost; second, if there's a rebound, just take profits and exit to secure gains; third, another idea is to find a suitable point to open a short position for hedging, locking in the loss range.
Now that the US core CPI is below expectations, what impact might this have on the upcoming market trend? The overall market rhythm feels a bit chaotic, and $BTC $ETH $SOL and other mainstream coins are all oscillating, making it hard to judge. Does anyone have any thoughts?
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GateUser-a180694b
· 3h ago
Martin increasing his position sounds a bit risky, can 3170 still fall?
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BuyTheTop
· 3h ago
Martin adding to positions? This is a bit uncertain, brother.
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A CPI lower than expected is actually bearish; the Federal Reserve is more likely to stay hawkish. Don't overthink it.
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Being stuck at 3253 is really uncomfortable, but before adding to positions, check if there's a next support level.
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Honestly, hedging by opening short positions is the most stable; at least you can sleep peacefully, right?
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Mainstream coins are all bottoming out; there's no need to rush.
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Let's exit with capital preservation; the greedy ones have all been buried.
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It feels like the market hasn't decided on a direction yet. Wait and see how the macro environment develops before taking action.
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DegenDreamer
· 3h ago
3170 add to position? Brother, you're walking further and further down the path of a gambler.
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Martin's decision to add to his position depends on the subsequent rebound strength; otherwise, it's just a deeper and deeper pit.
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CPI below expectations should have been a positive, but now the market is so chaotic... feeling a bit numb.
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Honestly, just take your capital out and stop, don't wait for a rebound. No one can predict this market accurately.
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Hedging short positions sounds professional, but it's actually just gambling with yourself, making it complicated.
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$ETH being stuck at the 3253 level is really uncomfortable. My feeling is to see if we can break above 3300 first.
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The most common way to get caught in a choppy market is by trying to predict it. I simply don't try to predict; I wait for clear signals before acting.
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If the US dollar index really weakens, then the crypto prices will have a chance. Otherwise, adding to positions is like walking into a flying knife.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 3h ago
ngl martingaling into a 3170 support is how ppl end up as liquidation statistics... the cpi miss actually created *more* entropy rn, not clarity. cross-chain correlations are fcked rn so gl reading the vibe. hedging with a short sounds like you already know longs are cooked tbh
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Is anyone working on a contract? Ethereum is currently at 3253 with resistance levels, and long positions are being tightly trapped. I want to hear everyone's ideas for breaking through.
I'm currently considering a few strategies: first, using a Martingale approach to add another position at 3170 to lower the average cost; second, if there's a rebound, just take profits and exit to secure gains; third, another idea is to find a suitable point to open a short position for hedging, locking in the loss range.
Now that the US core CPI is below expectations, what impact might this have on the upcoming market trend? The overall market rhythm feels a bit chaotic, and $BTC $ETH $SOL and other mainstream coins are all oscillating, making it hard to judge. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks everyone for your guidance!