2026-01-06 02:27:06

Looking at Ethereum's market trend, there are actually two paths in front of us. One perspective is to respect the current downward trend, and the other is to respect the traces left by past funds. Both views are valid, and the key is how to proceed.

When the market direction is not clear enough, it’s better to stay put rather than operate blindly. But if you have an idea, you can try a small long position with a tight stop-loss in place.

From a fundamental perspective, Ethereum is currently in an important support zone. Combining this with technical analysis of this level, I personally prefer to take a smaller risk to go long. Remember a reality: what the market shows you is often carefully arranged. The only things we can truly control are our position size and mental state management. Don’t be swayed by market sentiment; stick to your plan.

In the long run, Ethereum’s fundamentals remain solid, and confidence in the future of this blockchain remains justified.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 17h ago

Two paths side by side, essentially a game of probability. But it also reminds me of the early chaotic days of Ethereum, where the traces of funds are sometimes more honest than candlestick charts.

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ForumLurker

· 01-08 03:35

Not bad in words, but in real operation, it's often completely unfamiliar. Has the support zone been broken? That's the key.

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SingleForYears

· 01-06 02:57

Oops, it's another multiple-choice question with two options. I'm tired of hearing this script. Small-scale probing is indeed fine, just worried about slipping up and turning it into a large amount. Can the support level really hold, or is it just another carefully planned move?

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-06 02:57

That's right, the key is still mindset; not being swayed by emotions is the true way.

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-06 02:55

Support zones are indeed there, but can this wave of decline really be stopped? --- I agree with the idea of small-scale testing; stop-loss must be executed ruthlessly, don't be soft-hearted. --- Market carefully arranged things... Haha, still need to be cautious, don't get caught by the chopping. --- Long-term holding with faith is one thing, whether you can hold on in the short term is another. --- The key is in managing your mindset; most people can't do it, including myself. --- When you can't figure out both paths, I prefer to stay put and wait comfortably. --- Position management, in simple terms, is about surviving and waiting for the next wave; this is very important. --- The fundamentals support it, but the price is falling. At this point, is it the bottoming or continued decline? It's hard to judge.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-06 02:54

That's quite right, the key is to maintain your mindset and not get caught by the chopping of leeks.

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ContractBugHunter

· 01-06 02:48

That's right, now is the time to test your mindset. Setting a stop-loss with a small position is also a good idea.

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