Shorting is like a conditioned reflex; many people in the market are waiting for that wave of "deep decline," but honestly, this kind of thinking often becomes a stumbling block in trading. Betting on trend reversals based on emotions never has favorable odds.
A more pragmatic approach is to follow the main players' rhythm, especially not to underestimate the actions of institutions on Ethereum — these big players have long planned their moves. From the 1-hour and 4-hour ETH candlestick charts, you can see the signs: the lows are gradually rising, with no signs of breakdown, and breaking through 3000 is only a matter of time.
Specifically, the 2900 range can be considered with a slightly bullish mindset, with target zones between 3200 and 3500. Grasping the main players' rhythm is often more reliable than guessing the next move.
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欣欣向荣2688
· 8h ago
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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TradingNightmare
· 8h ago
Those who short are all fools, still waiting for a deep drop, the main players have already accumulated enough chips.
Follow the big players, buy in at 2900, with a target of 3200 to 3500, this move is steady.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 8h ago
Shorting is like a conditioned reflex. You're so right; I was trapped like that before, haha.
2900 is really a good level, but when will the main players start to push? I'm a bit impatient waiting.
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ZkSnarker
· 8h ago
well technically shorting on feels is just asking to get rekt, yeah? imagine if that's literally how institutions traded lol
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GateUser-74b10196
· 8h ago
Damn it, it's those bunch of leeks waiting for a deep drop again. A year has passed, and they still haven't learned.
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zkNoob
· 8h ago
Shorting is all about the retail investor mentality; I've been there before... Now I've learned to follow the big players. ETH's recent move is indeed solid.
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On-ChainDiver
· 9h ago
Starting to wait for a deep drop again. How many times do I have to fall for this trick to learn a lesson?
The main players are still accumulating chips, while retail investors are still sleepwalking into short positions.
Entering at 2900 won't cost you blood; it all depends on who gets in first.
We can't keep up with the institutions' rhythm, but we learn pretty quickly how to lose money.
Shorting is like a conditioned reflex; many people in the market are waiting for that wave of "deep decline," but honestly, this kind of thinking often becomes a stumbling block in trading. Betting on trend reversals based on emotions never has favorable odds.
A more pragmatic approach is to follow the main players' rhythm, especially not to underestimate the actions of institutions on Ethereum — these big players have long planned their moves. From the 1-hour and 4-hour ETH candlestick charts, you can see the signs: the lows are gradually rising, with no signs of breakdown, and breaking through 3000 is only a matter of time.
Specifically, the 2900 range can be considered with a slightly bullish mindset, with target zones between 3200 and 3500. Grasping the main players' rhythm is often more reliable than guessing the next move.