2026-01-01 13:25:10

Looking at ETH's trend, steady growth is much more reliable than sudden surges. Those rapid rises and falls are mostly tricks used by major players to shake out weak hands. A true upward trend should look like this: gradual accumulation, step-by-step breakthroughs, and finally stabilizing at the key level of $3000.

Based on the current market performance, my trading approach is also adjusting. Instead of always shorting, it's better to follow the trend and go long. This is not about abandoning principles, but about respecting the market—blindly going against the trend is often the killer of trading accounts.

The key is to recognize what is a real rise and what is a false breakout. A stable upward pace, combined with reasonable technical support, can give traders genuine confidence.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 5h ago

A steady rise is indeed more reliable. I'm exhausted from those chaotic and crazy trends.

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AlphaBrain

· 5h ago

Stability in a rising market is easy to talk about, but when you're actually in the market, it's still easy to get shaken out... --- Holding steady at the 3000 level, let's talk about that when we get there. It's too early to say anything now. --- Following the trend to go long sounds good, but how long this rebound can last is really hard to predict. --- We've all seen the main force's shakeout routines, the key is how to judge when the bottom truly is in. --- Oh, here we go again with technical analysis. Basically, it's just gambling on intuition, right or wrong. --- I want to follow the trend, but the problem is, how do you distinguish between a real rally and a false breakout? --- Blindly going against the trend can definitely be deadly, but blindly following the trend isn't much better... --- I've heard the phrase "slow accumulation" too many times, only to see a flash crash bring us back to square one. --- $3000? Let's see if we can stay steady at $2800 first.

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