2026-01-05 01:26:07

Regarding ETH and SOL holding strategies, I want to share some recent thoughts.

Someone asked me why I haven't been adding to my positions anymore—are you chicken? To be honest, I already placed buy orders for averaging down, but the price hasn't hit them yet. Now I mainly watch for opportunities on Twitter, analyzing the trends daily. Frankly, those unfilled buy orders are the starting points for the next rally—since I understand this principle, why rush to throw money in right now?

Someone else advised me to cut my losses quickly. I have to ask: on what grounds? I have my own judgment about the current trend. If you insist on a bearish, one-sided movement, then I suggest closing your short positions immediately. Turning to long positions isn't too late either. But in my personal view, the real opportunity is when the price is below 2600. Instead of constantly trading and feeling anxious, it's better to hold onto long positions stubbornly—that way, you'll feel more secure.

Finally, I want to say: in the crypto market, it's not about who makes the most money, but who survives the longest. To survive long-term, you need to have resolve. Keep going, everyone!

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-06 08:17

Bro, this idea is right. Just keep the add-on orders and don't mess around. Speak below 2600. Frequent operations now are pure suicide. Discipline sounds easy to say, but it's really hard to do. People cutting losses, just wait and regret. Watching the market on Twitter really gets to you, but it's much better than reckless cutting. Living longer is the real winner. I agree with this.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-05 16:36

This guy's got a point. I've also been waiting at 2600 for a long time, now it's just a matter of who can hold on. Holding multiple positions stubbornly, it's easy to say but takes iron will to do. The crypto world really is a test of mentality. Those chasing quick profits are already dead. Living longer > earning more. I need to tattoo this on my forehead.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-05 01:48

Alright, buddy, I have no objections to this logic, I just think the 2600 level is a bit uncertain. Holding on stubbornly isn't a bad thing; the key is to withstand the psychological torment. It's straightforward—who lives longer, really—it's that simple. Another round of adding to positions and watching the market; how exhausting must that be? That's how the crypto world is—those chasing quick profits tend to die young. It's nice to say they have resolve, but honestly, it's just gambling. I'm just wondering, what if you can't hit your target price forever?

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-05 01:45

Haha, the add-on order has been hanging for half a day without execution. I kind of understand that feeling. Holding onto long positions really requires mental strength. To be honest, I can't do it. Can 2600 really be hit? It feels like another unreachable dream. Discipline is something that's easy to talk about but hard to maintain. Compared to how much you earn, living longer is indeed more difficult, but the prerequisite is still holding coins. If this wave breaks through in the opposite direction, the add-on orders will really become a joke. Watching the market on Twitter all day is not as reassuring as getting a good night's sleep. I just want to know if this last add-on position will become the starting point for the next round. Closing short positions and turning them into longs sounds much easier than cutting losses. Watching the trend every day and making judgments, in the end, just follow your gut.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-05 01:45

This brother's conviction is indeed strong; I respect the judgment that only dips below 2600 are a good buy. Just worried about being tempted to sell prematurely.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-05 01:28

Basically, it's a game of patience. That's how I do it too—just keep the add-on orders hanging and wait. --- This guy is right; below 2600 is really a clear buy point with no blood left in the veins. --- Living longer >> earning faster. The crypto world is just a test of who can endure. --- Frequent daily operations just blow your mindset. It's better to be honest and stay flat with long positions. --- Why is this question about cutting positions so decisive? One sentence to shut down all the bearish advice. --- I also use this method of monitoring on Twitter. Anyway, the add-on orders are all set, just see what fate has in store.

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