2025-12-18 08:50:11

#大户持仓动态 Ethereum Midday Short-term Strategy

In this wave of market movement, ETH's intraday bullish funds are not sufficient, and resistance levels above are always difficult to break effectively. From on-chain data, signs of large-scale capital fleeing are quite obvious—at such times, short positions are often a safer choice.

The key is to follow market trends in real-time, rather than waiting for a market reversal to become aware. The biggest mistake in trading is being a step too slow; entering the market then is basically chasing highs or lows.

The upcoming trading rhythm will be very fast. Whether it's mainstream coins or various altcoins, the order book is brewing opportunities. Specific take-profit and stop-loss points need to be flexibly adjusted based on real-time candlestick charts and trading volume—these details will be more thoroughly analyzed in private discussion sessions.

$ETH $HMSTR Both are worth paying attention to; when the market moves, it's time to perform.

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GasOptimizer

· 2025-12-21 03:25

The signal of Large Investors fleeing is so obvious, yet there are still people trying to buy the dip? Wake up everyone! --- It's the same old argument of being play people for suckers; it's right, but there are always people who refuse to believe it. --- If ETH can't break this resistance level, you have to admit defeat; don't resist stubbornly. --- I don't expect any details from the private discussion meeting; after all, it's all a trap. --- A short order is indeed relatively stable, but the premise is that you need to have a stop loss. --- Adjusting Candlestick and Trading Volume flexibly sounds simple, but in actual operation, who isn't getting thrown around? --- Is HMSTR worth following? I think it deserves a question mark. --- Fast-paced operations sound exciting, but they also hurt your Wallet quickly. --- I've heard a hundred times about opportunities brewing in the Order Book; in the end, it still results in following the trend and getting trapped. --- Real-time follow-up is not wrong; the key is whether the direction you are following is correct.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 2025-12-20 03:57

The signs of big players fleeing are so obvious, what are you still waiting for? Short positions are a blood profit now. ETH's breakdown is no surprise; timing is everything. Selling private discussion groups again, I'm tired of this routine haha. HMSTR, this thing, feels just so-so, nothing special. The pace is really fast, but so is the loss, everyone has been through this. You're right, if you're a step late, you'll become the bag holder. I've learned my lessons the hard way. I saw this wave of escape coming long ago, just waiting for confirmation of the breakdown. Short positions are really stable, much more reliable than those shouting long. Take profits and stop-loss flexibly; rigid levels are basically traps. Mainstream coins and altcoins are brewing together, it feels like another big move is coming.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 2025-12-19 17:38

eth bags getting lighter every tick... whale exodus is basically a statistical certainty at this point. the deviation from expected accumulation patterns is genuinely flagged across on-chain metrics rn

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 2025-12-18 09:20

Big players are running again, and this time it's really panic mode Wait, is it still safe to chase HMSTR now? It hurts just looking at it Short positions are not safe at all, last time I heard that, I got trapped until now Honestly, I suggest not waiting for private discussions, I know the tricks well Slow to react and you'll chase the high, too quick and you'll still lose money How many times have I said ETH's resistance level? It still can't break through Flexible adjustment of take profit and stop loss points, basically just depends on your mood Is this wave fast-paced? I feel like it's just a rhythm to cut leeks On-chain data shows an escape, but I can't tell when it will rebound

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PumpDoctrine

· 2025-12-18 09:20

The big players are running, should we follow or not? Short positions are indeed attractive, but I always feel like I'm about to get squeezed in the opposite direction. This is when it's easiest to lose money. I'm always a step slow, haha. The details are hidden in private meetings, here we go again. Wait and see, don't rush to chase.

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PumpDetector

· 2025-12-18 09:10

ngl the whale exodus on eth is kinda poetic... been watching these flows since the old days and it never gets old. shorts looking juicy rn but you already know the game—miss it by milliseconds and you're bagholding someone else's bags lmao

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Liquidated_Larry

· 2025-12-18 09:00

Big players running away so obviously, still have to watch short positions to eat Lagging behind by a beat makes you the bagholder, whether to bottom fish or top fish this time is really uncertain Can we trust HMSTR? Feels like another scam to cut leeks This wave is fast-paced, but I'm scared and just lie flat to observe If the resistance level isn't broken through quickly, it's time to run; don't wait for the reversal moment

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GateUser-beba108d

· 2025-12-18 08:51

Large traders fleeing signals are unusual, short positions are indeed safer. --- Still discussing the details of the private discussion meeting? This routine is getting old. --- Being a step late means chasing highs and lows. It's easy to say, but in actual operation, who hasn't suffered heavy losses like this? --- I find HMSTR a bit suspicious. Dare to take the plunge? --- On-chain data shows an exit, but why does it feel like it's always the same story every time? --- Following real-time is easy; catching the bottom or top is also easy—it's all about luck. --- Taking profit and stopping loss are so simple that there’s no need for private discussions, right? --- This wave is fast, and losses come quickly too. --- When bullish funds are insufficient, a rebound should happen. Why still hold short positions? --- Hearing "opportunities are brewing in the order book" so many times, but in the end, it's all about getting cut.

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