2025-12-10 00:26:03

Reviewing the market before bed and talking about some position adjustments.

ETH struggled around 3180, tried a few times but couldn't break through, so I went ahead and locked in 100 points of profit. I'll consider buying back if it pulls back to 3000. Right now the position is a bit awkward.

For BTC, I was originally watching to see if it could hold above 90000, but the price action is a bit sluggish. It might need to pull back to around 89000 before a clearer direction emerges.

That's it for tonight, stop-loss and take-profit orders are all set. I'll check for any changes in the morning and decide on the next move. Everyone, make sure to manage your risk. Good night~

ETH-0,31%

BTC0,79%

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NFTArchaeologis

· 2025-12-11 01:19

Well, this 3180 level indeed seems like a historical watershed. Waiting for a clear signal to retest 3000 is not a bad idea. The pace of take profit is quite steady. --- I'm a bit curious about your view on this wave of retracement—have you found anything from on-chain data? --- Good defense, we agree on this point. Let's wait and see the pace tomorrow morning. --- If it's so uncomfortable to be hesitant, it indicates a lack of consensus. The support point at 89000 is worth paying attention to. --- Taking 100 points off the table, your mindset should be much more relaxed. Sometimes, patiently waiting for a retest is more artful than stubbornly holding on.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 2025-12-10 00:53

ETH really can't break through at this level. I want to follow up, but it feels like it still needs more consolidation.

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GasWrangler

· 2025-12-10 00:46

nah, this eth resistance at 3180 is actually sub-optimal from a position-sizing perspective... technically speaking, if you analyze the on-chain data, most retail traders exit way too early before the real breakout. but tbh, taking profits is at least *something* better than the gas-inefficient stop losses i see people spamming everywhere lol

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