2025-12-17 13:00:27

#美联储降息 Yesterday, shorting $ETH yielded significant gains. Today, the overall market remains in that range with repeated fluctuations. Ethereum's daily chart has once again pierced through the 2870 level, now fluctuating around 2920. Honestly, if you don't seize the opportunity during this kind of volatile market, it would be a wasted chance.

The short-selling strategy from yesterday still applies today — the market lacks a clear direction, and technical indicators suggest there is still room for further testing downward. Regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations, in the short term, it still puts pressure on the overall market.

If you're looking to participate in short positions at this level but are unsure how to set entry points, stop-loss, and take-profit levels, shall we discuss it in our chat room? To help beginners avoid detours and allow experienced traders to exchange ideas.

$BTC is also worth paying attention to; its overall rhythm is quite similar to Ethereum.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 2025-12-18 15:42

2870 That hurdle is really being repeatedly tested. I still see opportunities for short positions. --- Choppy markets are the most annoying; doing nothing or acting is both difficult. --- The Fed's actions have caused the market to be a bit confused; there is indeed short-term downside potential. --- How to set stop-loss and take-profit levels reliably—that's the key. --- Yesterday's short gains might be given back today; it's ridiculous. --- At the 2920 level, it feels like it will continue to be tested. --- Is Bitcoin also moving in the same rhythm, testing downward together? --- Beginners in this kind of market are easily cut, so it's better to first understand how to lock in positions. --- Markets lacking a sense of direction are the hardest to trade. --- The tactic of piercing and breaking through the level has been repeatedly played out these past two days.

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SandwichDetector

· 2025-12-17 13:30

The volatile market is like this; if you're not quick to catch it, you'll lose money. The short position profit from yesterday was just given back today, indeed. Breaking through the 2870 level was too quick; it feels like the main force is testing the support below. Currently, being stuck at this level is a bit uncomfortable. Regarding stop-loss and take-profit, honestly, it depends on individual risk tolerance. However, the ideas shared in the chatroom are pretty good; listening to experienced opinions is never wrong. The Federal Reserve's expectations are indeed weighing on the market. In the short term, the bearish outlook should still be manageable.

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CounterIndicator

· 2025-12-17 13:19

2870 broke but it's okay, there's still room to go down Volatility is like meal time, if you can't seize the opportunity, it's your fault This wave is still in a short position rhythm, falling straight down 2920 has been stuck for two days, it will come down sooner or later Stop-loss depends on your psychological price level, being too precise won't make money All beginners, don't blindly follow trades, lessons learned the hard way BTC is also teetering, moving downward together This market is really tough, sideways trading is the most annoying How to set a short position depends on how confident you are in this wave I've said it before, rate cuts are actually bearish and move in the opposite direction Getting the entry point right is the key to making big money

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SorryRugPulled

· 2025-12-17 13:05

2870 that critical level was broken again, the short positions still have hope This wave of volatility is indeed easy to get trapped, 2920 keeps testing patience Expectations of interest rate cuts are weighing down the market, still looking bearish Is BTC following a different pattern? Feels like they are moving in sync If the entry points are not precise, it's easy to get shaken out, really

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ChainDetective

· 2025-12-17 13:02

The sideways market is like this; if you can't catch it, it's like giving it away for free. I also shorted around 2870 yesterday, and today's repeated fluctuations are indeed a bit annoying. But to be honest, the Federal Reserve thing really needs attention. The short-term pressure is indeed there, and I agree with the judgment that there is still room for testing below. Should we study together how to more accurately lock in positions? Setting stop-loss and take-profit levels really requires some skill.

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