#数字资产市场洞察 How to grasp the current trend around 2950?



Let's first look at the overall picture — a volatile pattern but the bulls have the advantage. At this time, never chase the hype; wait for confirmed signals before taking action.

How to operate specifically? Divide into three levels:

**Level 1 (2900-2950 range)**
No need to go all-in, take small positions in batches, just to test the waters.

**Level 2 (around 2800)**
If it pulls back, add another wave — at this point, you can be a bit bolder.

**Stop-loss red line (below 2700)**
If broken, withdraw immediately. Don’t hesitate; staying alive is more important than anything.

Is there an opportunity to add positions? Only when it stabilizes above 3050. Don’t jump in early. Keep your eyes on the 3200-3300 range.

Don’t break trading discipline: full position is a big taboo. Don’t chase after a rise above 3000; take profits in stages at your target levels. Don’t be greedy.

How many times have I said — what I teach is not how to gamble on the direction and win once, but how to survive in any market. Remember, this light is always on. Those who truly learn and execute will eventually see the way forward.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 18h ago
Take a small position to test the temperature. This trading strategy is stable, and the key is not to be greedy. --- It's the same tiered layout again. There's nothing wrong with it, but how many can really execute it? --- Break below 2700 and run. I like how this red line is set firmly. --- The phrase "Full position is a big taboo" must be engraved in your mind. Only after losing money do you understand. --- Stand firm at 3050 before getting in again. Don't jump the gun. It makes sense. --- How do you confirm the judgment that bulls are taking advantage? Are there any signals? --- Surviving is better than gambling. This mindset is valuable. --- Gradually exiting is much more enjoyable than all-in. It just requires self-control.
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ChainPoetvip
· 18h ago
Take a small position to test the waters; staggered deployment is the right approach. Don't go all in at once. 2800 is the real point to add positions; now is not the time. Honestly, the hardest part isn't choosing the direction, but controlling your hands and avoiding full leverage. Wait until 3050 stabilizes before adding positions; it's a bit early to say now. Staggered exits are much more difficult than bottom-fishing all at once; greed is the biggest enemy. Being alive is the key to making money; no matter how you emphasize this, it's not enough. Break below 2700 and withdraw; this red line must not be touched. Bullish traders can take advantage but don't chase; wait for confirmation signals before acting. Discipline > strategy, always has been.
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wagmi_eventuallyvip
· 18h ago
It's the same old rhythm again. I wonder how some people still chase the highs. The strategy of deploying in batches is indeed stable, just worried that the mindset might collapse during execution. If it breaks below 2700, just run. There's nothing wrong with drawing that red line.
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PancakeFlippavip
· 18h ago
Starting to talk again about how surviving is more important than anything else, I'm tired of hearing it, but... there's no denying it's true.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 18h ago
It's the same story again. If 2800 really breaks, I'll buy the dip. I don't believe it can't bounce back.
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GasFeeSobbervip
· 18h ago
Keeping a small position to test the waters is a brilliant move; only by not being greedy can you survive longer --- It's that same argument that survival is the most important, I really like hearing this --- Breaking 2700 and then running away is easy to say... It's good if you can avoid hesitation when that time comes --- Dipping in batches is easier to talk about than to do; patience is still required --- Stand firm at 3050 before adding more; I believe in this logic --- Full position is truly a death sentence; I've seen too many who lost everything in one go --- Focus on 3200-3300; whether you're greedy or not depends on your execution ability
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ETHmaxi_NoFiltervip
· 18h ago
It's indeed a good move to test the waters with a small position, but don't get tempted by the wave above 3000. --- That same strategy of phased deployment sounds simple, but it's easy to become greedy when actually doing it. --- Break through 2700 and then withdraw immediately; discipline like this is essential. --- Long positions benefit the longs, but don't be overly optimistic. --- Target 3200-3300, but how many pullbacks will we have to go through in between? --- Full position is a big taboo—this is so true. I wonder how many people are still all-in. --- Staying alive is more important than making money; this is the mindset of top traders. --- Wait until you stabilize above 3050 before adding positions; the most crucial thing is not to jump in early. --- Phased order placement is indeed safer, but executing it requires patience. --- You need the guts to add on dips at 2800, but only if you truly believe in the direction. --- I really don't dare chase the rally above 3000 anymore; I've lost too much before. --- This logic is clear, but the key is to have discipline yourself.
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