#ETH走势分析 urgently took profits a little after 5 a.m. $ETH , almost missed the best exit opportunity. Waking up one minute later would have meant earning $1000 less—those who know, know the feeling.
Review of the trade: I bottomed in at 3033, then endured a slow drop and some wicks, almost lost my nerve. But I held on, and got the profit I deserved.
Now Ethereum is hovering around 3100 again. To be honest, I don't see a clear entry signal at this level for now. However, $BTC and $SOL are worth paying attention to—BTC has room for a rebound, and SOL's trend is still relatively stable.
When trading short-term, the two things to fear most are: not being able to hold, and not knowing when to exit. As for price judgment, the more you review and watch the charts, the better your sense will become over time.
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StableCoinKaren
· 2025-12-08 23:43
Getting up at 5 a.m. to take profits, you must be really scared, it's just too intense.
Can't hold and don't know when to exit, that's all me, that's exactly my situation.
There's really nothing interesting about the 3100 level, better to look at BTC and SOL, at least they're more stable.
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TopBuyerForever
· 2025-12-08 22:46
A decision made at five in the morning really is a gamble with your life; just one minute could have led to a huge loss.
Looks like your bottom-fishing entry point is pretty good—being able to hold your nerve through a wick already puts you ahead of more than half the people.
But the 3100 range is indeed a bit awkward; the key is when it will break out.
BTC can be followed, and SOL has indeed been relatively stable lately.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 2025-12-08 03:39
That wave at 5 a.m. was really insane, I almost ran out to buy breakfast.
This wave of ETH is indeed a bit awkward, consolidating around 3100 is really frustrating.
Missed a thousand bucks by just one minute, trading short-term is really exhausting.
BTC is worth paying attention to, SOL has been doing alright lately, much better than this dead fish ETH.
Honestly, not being able to hold is even more disappointing than picking the wrong direction.
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GraphGuru
· 2025-12-08 03:28
Taking profits at 5 a.m., this guy really held it together. I would have overslept and lost big time.
Bought the dip at 3033 and held until selling, his mentality is really impressive. If it were me, I would have panic sold long ago.
ETH is indeed in an awkward spot right now, feels stuck in the middle. Might as well wait and see.
SOL has been doing alright lately, much more stable compared to ETH, which looks on the verge of collapsing.
The hardest part of short-term trading is making that split-second decision. One second off and you really miss out on four figures—it's brutal.
#ETH走势分析 urgently took profits a little after 5 a.m. $ETH , almost missed the best exit opportunity. Waking up one minute later would have meant earning $1000 less—those who know, know the feeling.
Review of the trade: I bottomed in at 3033, then endured a slow drop and some wicks, almost lost my nerve. But I held on, and got the profit I deserved.
Now Ethereum is hovering around 3100 again. To be honest, I don't see a clear entry signal at this level for now. However, $BTC and $SOL are worth paying attention to—BTC has room for a rebound, and SOL's trend is still relatively stable.
When trading short-term, the two things to fear most are: not being able to hold, and not knowing when to exit. As for price judgment, the more you review and watch the charts, the better your sense will become over time.