#当前行情抄底还是观望？ $ETH

Don't catch falling knives in a downtrend! Going with the trend is the core logic for profit in the crypto space.
Crypto friends, everyone has probably felt the recent crypto market deeply — BTC broke below 60,000, ETH dipped to the 1800 level, mainstream coins collectively weakened, the fear index continued to decline, multiple positions were liquidated one after another, and the market was filled with despair. Many friends around me are trying to buy the dip for a rebound, but the more they buy, the more they lose, even giving back all previous profits. Ultimately, it all comes down to one core misunderstanding: in a downtrend, going with the trend is the hard truth; trying to buy the dip against the trend is just gambling on luck.
Having been active on Gate Square for a long time, I’ve seen too many losses from chasing rallies and selling at lows, and I’ve also witnessed the steady gains from following the trend. Today, I want to talk about the trading logic during the current downtrend, and share my trend-following trading system with everyone. The main idea is not to guess the bottom, not to hold onto positions blindly, but to follow the market rhythm and earn steadily.
The current market trend is clearly a one-sided decline: lows are constantly being broken, every rebound is weak with low volume, and just as prices reach resistance levels, they are hammered back down by bears. The so-called “support levels” are repeatedly broken, with basements below the floors. But many still cling to the belief that “it will rise after falling too much,” always hoping to precisely buy the bottom and catch a reversal. The market keeps teaching us otherwise — in crypto, there are no valuation anchors, only capital and sentiment driving the market. Once a downtrend is formed, leverage liquidations accelerate the trend, and contrarian long positions only serve as “nutrients” for the bears.
I’ve seen too many people make these mistakes in a downtrend: buying full size at the slightest rebound without setting stop-losses, only to get wiped out by a big red candle; thinking “it’s bottomed out,” adding more as it falls, and finally getting caught deep in the trap, watching their accounts shrink helplessly. The market is always right. Don’t use your subjective judgment to oppose the market’s objective trend — this is the first rule of trading.
Many people think “going with the trend” is empty talk, but the core is simple: once a trend is established, follow it closely and avoid taking contrarian positions. In the current downtrend, going with the trend means not buying the dip, only shorting rebounds. Simplify complex trading — this is the trading system I’ve always adhered to. In simple terms, there are three key points, easy for beginners to understand:
Don’t guess the bottom, just wait for rebound signals: abandon all ideas of bottom fishing. Every time the price rebounds to the previous support level and volume shrinks, it’s the best time to short. Don’t chase dips or greedily buy small rebounds — only act on confirmed market signals;
Risk control is king, avoid holding through losses: set stop-losses on every short position, placing stops above key resistance points during rebounds. Keep position sizes within 30%. Even if your judgment is wrong, you’ll only suffer small losses and exit, never let small losses turn into big liquidations;
Don’t fight the trend, take profits when the time is right: after a short position is profitable, move your stop-loss to lock in gains. When the price doesn’t make new lows for two days and shows long lower shadows, decisively close the short. Don’t get caught up in “earning the last point,” protecting profits is the key.
There are no complicated indicators, no mystical predictions — just naked K-line structures and volume, only acting on clear market signals. That’s why I can steadily profit in the current downtrend, and it’s also a robust strategy suitable for ordinary traders.
Having traded for so long, I’ve learned one thing: most people lose money not because they lack technical knowledge, but because they can’t control their hands and manage their emotions.
Many crypto friends either don’t have time to monitor the market and miss the best shorting opportunities; or they have unstable mindsets, panic-selling at small rebounds and rushing to buy the dip during corrections, only to get repeatedly harvested; some beginners don’t understand the trend, don’t know where support levels are or how to set stop-losses, and blindly trade, ending up losing more and earning less.
That’s also why I open my copy trading service: entrust the professional to handle the technicals, you just follow my signals. No need to judge the trend, no need to worry about entry points, no need to manage emotions. I’ll handle risk control, and together we can profit from the downtrend.
My copy trading system is fully aligned with the current downtrend: ✅ real-time monitoring, synchronized trading signals on Gate Square, precise alerts for rebound short entries, clear stop-loss and take-profit levels — no need for you to figure it out yourself; ✅ strict position control, each trade with no more than 30% of your capital, stop-loss always set to avoid liquidation, even if your judgment is wrong, only small losses; ✅ infrequent trading, only engaging in high-confidence major moves, avoiding frequent stop-losses in choppy markets to keep profits stable; ✅ beginner-friendly, sharing market analysis in the copy group, explaining the current trend logic, so you can learn trend-following while making money.
Whether you’re a newcomer just entering the space, a busy professional with no time to watch the market, or an old crypto friend afraid of losses from contrarian dips, you can follow my signals — the current downtrend isn’t a risk, it’s an opportunity. As long as you follow the trend, bears can also eat well.
Finally, I want to say: crypto trading is never about who’s braver, but about who’s more rational and understands the trend. The current market’s risk of bottom fishing far outweighs the opportunity. Instead of betting on a tiny reversal, it’s better to follow the trend and take solid short positions.
I’ve already synchronized the latest trading signals on Gate Square and opened the copy trading channel. If you want to profit steadily in the downtrend and avoid being harvested by the market, just follow. Trend is king, go with the trend — let’s seize this bearish wave together!