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Multiple European countries' market opening times moved up by one hour!!!

Many people’s positions become heavier, and their IQ drops accordingly.
This is an iron law.
When you’re trading with 100 U, your thinking is clear, decisive, and rational.
When you’re trading with 100,000 U, you become anxious, indecisive, and emotional, like a panicked rookie.
It’s not because you’ve become dumber; it’s because the position size is too large, and your survival instinct takes over your brain.
The first reaction of survival instinct is: Don’t move, danger.
So, reduce your position to a level where you can think rationally.
This is an experience shared in the cryptocurrency tra

Which trading stage do you belong to?
Level One: Courage-Based Gambling
Blind heavy positions, chasing gains and selling losses, seeking quick wealth, not understanding "haste makes waste." Account fluctuates dramatically, risk is ever-present.
Level Two: Technique Obsession
Researching various technical indicators, obsessively seeking foolproof methods. Eventually realizing the market has no absolutes; techniques are merely tools to improve probability.
Level Three: Framework Establishment
Abandoning complex theories, using simple rules to navigate the market. Understanding trade-offs, tradin

Today's ETH analysis—trade cautiously!
1. Long strategy (more conservative)
• Entry conditions: Price retraces to the $2,130 ~ $2,120 range, MACD shows a golden cross or the green histogram shortens, with volume gradually increasing.
• Stop loss: $2,110 (breaks the 24-hour low, indicating a trend reversal)
• Targets: first target $2,160, second target $2,175 (previous high)
2. Short strategy (more aggressive)
• Entry conditions: Price rebounds to the $2,165 ~ $2,170 range, MACD shows a death cross continuing, red histogram bars keep shortening.
• Stop loss: $2,180 (breaks the previous high, in

Slow Down to Go Far
The more time you spend in the world of contracts, the clearer one thing becomes:
Those who truly endure are never the brave ones who double their money overnight,
but ordinary people who know when to take profits, trade lightly, and avoid greed.
Don’t chase the wild winds, don’t indulge in feasts, and don’t gamble everything on a single bet.
Just in calm waters, gently peck at the grains of rice that belong to you,
then immediately turn around and quietly leave.
I once wanted to catch every market wave,
wanted to maximize profits, and expand my position to the fullest,
but