2025-12-29 11:40:17

#比特币与黄金战争 Ethereum's recent short position gains have been quite substantial.

Yesterday morning, I set up a short position around 3010. To be honest, I was a bit nervous during the market rally, but considering the potential downside, I chose a phased averaging strategy—pushing the average price above 3020. As a result, two clear dips of over 60 points appeared in the afternoon, and I successfully exited with doubled profits.

The core logic of this operation is actually very simple: identify support levels to short, manage positions systematically, and let the data speak. Once the profits are secured, it's time to withdraw decisively. Not greedy, not impatient—that's the fundamental principle of trading.

For friends optimistic about shorting opportunities, the key is to learn how to read the details within the trend—oscillations between 3000 and 3020 reveal the intentions of the main players. Even in a bear market, there are opportunities to make money; the key is vision and execution.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 3h ago

Doubling out, that's a nice move... But why didn't I catch this wave? Bro, 3010 layout is really awesome. I was still debating whether to short back then. Pushing the average price like that is indeed fierce, you just need to have strong mental resilience.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 3h ago

Doubling out requires some skill; not everyone can precisely catch the bottom short positions at 3010, haha.

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NullWhisperer

· 3h ago

honestly, the support level read here is... questionable. that 3000-3020 range getting "decoded" like you've cracked some mainnet vulnerability—nah, that's just noise. technically speaking, survivorship bias is doing heavy lifting in this narrative. what about the shorts that got liquidated in that same window? let's be real, it's mostly luck dressed up as edge case analysis.

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SolidityStruggler

· 3h ago

3010 short position doubles out, this rhythm is indeed quite on point... But I always feel that people who are this lucky every time will either get liquidated next time or run out of luck.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 4h ago

3010 short position doubled? Interesting... But the oscillation pattern in that range doesn't look quite right to me. It feels like large funds are deliberately creating panic sell orders. I need to dig into those key moment entry addresses to ensure I can spot the clues.

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DustCollector

· 4h ago

Doubling out is really satisfying, but such a mindset is rare --- Laying out a short at 3010 really hit the right rhythm, taking 60 points in one go --- The key is to resist greed and take profits when the time is right. It sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard --- Main players are repeatedly messing around between 3000-3020. Understanding this detail can make you money, but it sounds easy to say --- Can shorting also double your gains? The market really offers opportunities for those with vision --- I've heard a hundred times that not being greedy or impatient is important, but few actually do it --- I've learned to withdraw decisively. Most people are greedy until the end and get slapped in the face by a reversal --- This wave has a clear logic, but the problem is how to always hit the support level precisely

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