2025-12-10 08:23:12

ETH is going to announce its interest rate decision in the early hours of tonight, and it is estimated that many people have opened short orders impatiently.

Here is a reminder: short sellers must set a stop loss! Be sure to set it!

To be honest, this position is not an ideal time to enter, and I want to say that I am more inclined to wait for the pullback to find an opportunity to lay out long orders, and then see how this wave of decisions goes tonight.

The key node of the market, rather than impulsively entering the market, it is better to observe more, after all, the market will not start early because you are in a hurry.

ETH-2.99%

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WealthCoffee

· 11h ago

This wave of decisions early in the morning is really playing with fire. If you didn't set your stop-loss properly, you'll be eating noodles tomorrow. Short positions might feel good temporarily, but liquidation and burning in the crematorium are no fun. I advise everyone to stay calm. Rather than acting recklessly now, it's better to wait and see. Anyway, the market can't run away, so what's the rush? This level is indeed quite awkward. I also plan to wait and see before making any moves. In the world of martial arts, speed is the only thing that can't be defeated, but here you can't be fast. One careless move could mean the end of your stop-loss.

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Web3Educator

· 18h ago

ngl the fomo plays during fed announcements are where most ppl get liquidated... let me break this down for my students—this is actually a textbook example of why risk management > prediction accuracy

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UncleLiquidation

· 19h ago

Stop loss is really important, otherwise the position will explode in minutes

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