#数字资产动态追踪 Last night, Ethereum's recent surge was indeed fierce—breaking through the 3100 level all the way, and the market sentiment was clearly overheated. I was holding some short positions and doing well, but when I sensed something was off, I took profits in time, avoiding a reverse move. That’s the difference: how much you earn is secondary; being able to exit intact is the real skill.
Many people tend to get caught in such one-sided upward trends. Why? Because of greed. Seeing the price rise, wanting to earn more, but then a reverse candlestick wipes out everything. My experience is—once the market shows abnormal acceleration, it’s best to run first. Keep the profits for the next wave; what you can’t hold onto is life.
What’s the next move for ETH? It depends on whether it can hold this high level. If it can’t stay steady, be prepared for a correction, which might be a good opportunity to re-enter. I will keep an eye on key entry and exit points and update my analysis if needed. The most important thing is—don’t chase the highs or sell in panic; surviving and making money is the biggest win.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-03 03:56
This wave is really fierce. I was just thinking of taking another bite as I saw it rising, and I almost got wrecked haha. Your profit-taking awareness is absolutely on point.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-03 03:30
It's that kind of timely profit-taking and top-selling story again. It sounds good, but how many actually dare to do it in practice?
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-03 03:24
nah the real alchemy here isn't the 3100 pump, it's knowing when to step back from the cauldron... most people just keep stirring till it explodes in their face tbh
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GasWhisperer
· 01-03 03:24
ngl the mempool was absolutely screaming last night... eth's aggression pattern matched those peak congestion windows perfectly. timing exits beats timing entries every single time, that's just network efficiency 101
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DYORMaster
· 01-03 03:08
That wave at 3100 was indeed fierce, but greed is a disease that can never be cured.
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GasWrangler
· 01-03 03:02
ngl, this exit timing analysis is technically sound but let me be clear—most retail traders lack the discipline. if you actually ran the mempool data on those ETH candles, you'd see the priority fee differentials were demonstrably unsustainable. that spike wasn't organic, mathematically speaking.
#数字资产动态追踪 Last night, Ethereum's recent surge was indeed fierce—breaking through the 3100 level all the way, and the market sentiment was clearly overheated. I was holding some short positions and doing well, but when I sensed something was off, I took profits in time, avoiding a reverse move. That’s the difference: how much you earn is secondary; being able to exit intact is the real skill.
Many people tend to get caught in such one-sided upward trends. Why? Because of greed. Seeing the price rise, wanting to earn more, but then a reverse candlestick wipes out everything. My experience is—once the market shows abnormal acceleration, it’s best to run first. Keep the profits for the next wave; what you can’t hold onto is life.
What’s the next move for ETH? It depends on whether it can hold this high level. If it can’t stay steady, be prepared for a correction, which might be a good opportunity to re-enter. I will keep an eye on key entry and exit points and update my analysis if needed. The most important thing is—don’t chase the highs or sell in panic; surviving and making money is the biggest win.