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Ethereum Market Analysis
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2026-04-13 09:26
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Go on?
Eight years ago, I entered the market with $2,000, back then I didn't even know how to adjust the leverage, and I had days of liquidation losses so bad I didn't dare add sausage to my instant noodles. I will never forget those days in my life.
Now my account is steadily sitting on an eight-figure sum. Looking back, I truly feel a mix of emotions. #合约养家
Futures trading is not a casino; it doesn't rely on luck, but on practical strategies and ironclad discipline. Today, Da Chen is not hiding anything; I’m sharing all the valuable insights I gained from getting caught in traps, so b
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EncryptedSissi:
Many retail investors are learning from my profit withdrawals, and in the end, do they really find they can keep the money? I haven't lied to you; this is all my experience as a retail trader in the market. When you're making a profit, you don't treat the money as money; the same goes for losses—you get emotional, and the money isn't worth much. If you profit, withdraw it, and keep enough funds in the account to trade comfortably; when you lose, you'll lose less. Truly trust me.
I don't define myself as a KOL; I am just a retail trader. I hope everything goes smoothly this year with my signals, helping my brothers earn more. When you make money, I can also get a share of the profit, which is a good thing. I'm not a KOL, and I don't have any KOL friends; my fans are my best friends.
From now on, be a real trader—stay level-headed, don’t let emotions take over, don’t go against the market, don’t fantasize, don’t make predictions, and don’t daydream!
Hang in there, brothers. Once I finish reading the book and handle a few things, I’ll start really focusing on my trades!
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EncryptedSissi:
Go down?
Eight years ago, I carried in 2000U and entered the market. Back then I couldn’t even figure out where to set the leverage, and the days when I got wrecked by liquidation and lost so much that I didn’t even dare add sausage to my instant noodles—I’ll never forget them for the rest of my life.
Now my account is calmly holding an eight-figure balance. Looking back on the past, my heart is truly flooded with mixed feelings. #ContractSupportingFamily
Contracts are not a casino. It’s not about luck—it’s about deployable tactics and iron discipline. Today, Da Chen isn’t keeping anything up his sleeve. He’s sharing all the hard-earned know-how I got after stepping into traps, so even new traders can take fewer detours for years!
$TRADOOR
But this really isn’t about luck. It’s because I figured out the “life-preserving play.”
Put in 1000U to test the water—each time, I only put 300U into a 100x contract.
When the leverage is good, a 1% rise doubles you; when it’s bad, you can be wiped out overnight. So these five rules are always on my mind—now I’m sharing them with you.
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Most people's communication habits are: laying the groundwork, explaining, beating around the bush, and only cautiously revealing the main point at the end.
You think this is politeness, but actually it is draining others' patience.
Modern people's attention span is only 8 seconds. When you are still saying "Sorry to bother you," the other person is only thinking: What exactly do you want to say?
To change, you need to learn a assertive thinking and expression method:
Conclusion first + value support + follow-up plan
📢 Don't be a preparer, be a breaker of the situation
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MoMo'er:
Many people have fought hard in the bull market for a year, with their accounts soaring all the way, and even started dreaming of financial freedom. But when the bear market hits, profits are wiped out in three months, principal shrinks, and some even go into debt. This is not bad luck, but rather the same trap most people fall into — losing control of their emotions.
I'm not an expert either; the reason I can stay in the market long-term is essentially because I stick to three "counter-human" things.
First, restrain greed. The better the market, the calmer you need to be. While others focus on doubling their money, I only focus on "locking in gains." The money you earn is only truly yours if you hold onto it. Those who want to eat a big meal in one bite often end up with nothing but bones.
Second, control your actions. There are many opportunities in the market, but not every time is the right time to act. Many people don't make wrong judgments; they just trade too frequently, driven by emotions. Stable people mostly spend their time "doing nothing."
Third, endure the cycle. The real difficulty isn't losing money, but the long periods of market indifference and stagnation. When there's no rhythm, no boost in returns, and doubts start to creep in. But it is precisely during these times that you decide whether you have bullets left or the right mindset for the next round.
Air Force Concentration Camp
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2026-04-11 07:16
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4.11 Short Position Strategy
Big Cake rebounds to 73,000-73,500 short, with a defense around 74,000. Targets are around 72,000-71,500-71,000. If broken, look at 70,500-70,000. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as the situation permits!
Ethereum rebounds to 2,250-2,270 short, with a defense above 2,300. Targets are around 2,200-2,170. If broken, look at 2,150-2,130. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as the situation permits!
4.11 Long Position Strategy
Big Cake retraces to 69,500-70,000+ with a buy of one lot, defending around 68,500. Targets are around 70,500-71,000-7
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PrincessQingyue:
Trading is not about speed, but stability. My current principle: if the market is outside my trading range, I never act impulsively; once inside the range, I only do things within the rules.
I use a system to counteract emotions: look for signals to enter without relying on feelings, always set stop-losses for each trade, take profits in batches, and transfer to cold wallets.
To cultivate a stable mindset, there are three points: appropriately stay away from the market to see the trend clearly; maintain long-term thinking, avoid greed for short-term quick profits; only trade with spare money, not affecting daily life.
There's no need to watch the market constantly; by sticking to rules and keeping a steady mindset, you can actually make money.
On-site short-term positioning, help to resolve the situation
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2026-04-10 07:18
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I chose the first option, age 35, and said I am not married.
I can't choose someone too young and pretty, after all, we eat and live together. My wife would definitely get angry. Also, if she's too beautiful, it might be distracting and affect my trading.
How much do you think I should pay her per month? I cover food and accommodation here. She can help me monitor market fluctuations during my rest time and call me.
Since she wants to do trading, I can teach her. I told her to come over tomorrow for orientation. As for the salary, I told her it will definitely be higher than what we pay
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TimeAndTideWaitForNoMan.:
Where's the picture? Without a picture, who can analyze it for you 😁
Du Jun Concentration Camp
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2026-04-08 08:19
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This is truly a market driven by news and information!
While fighting, they keep releasing peace talks information—
Soon, a third party jumps in to call for a two-week ceasefire, and a congressman says Congress won't allow such a genocide...
Meanwhile, the shells are still flying...
This damn sense of disconnection—Even if Iran doesn't want to kill Trump after he leaves office, countless people do. Trump really is today's "Master of Drawing Lines."
In the evening, with the ceasefire expectations, US stocks and $XAU $BTC both rebounded nicely.
Waiting eagerly for 8 a.m...
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Qubica:
Looking at the market on the screen, it's indeed all green, with precious metals, coal, and bank stocks rising. But panic won't solve the problem.
I asked her to come to the office, sit down, and take her time to talk: "This decline is due to three things happening at once."
I analyzed with her that this downward trend is a result of three overlapping factors: two regional banks in the US involved in loan fraud, their stock prices plummeting, the KBW bank index hitting its largest drop in half a year, market panic intensifying, funds rushing into gold, pushing the gold price above $4,300 to a new high; plus, the US threatening to impose a 500% tariff on China, government shutdown causing economic confidence to falter, and the previously soaring AI and blockchain sectors bubbling over, with institutions shifting towards safer assets.
My apprentice worries about black swan events, and I advise her: the worst-case scenario is just that—bank failures will gradually be absorbed, trade tensions are mostly verbal posturing, and interest rate cuts are already on the way. I opened the software to teach her pyramid orders, telling her that market declines create opportunities, and that by buying in batches and controlling positions, she can seize the chance.
In my early years, I started with a principal of 50k and gradually grew it to 302k in the first two years, stabilized at 590k in the third year, and completely lost control in the fourth year — by August, my account reached 3.78 million, and by November, it exceeded 7 million.
Back then, I was impulsive, quit my stable job, borrowed money to leverage, and always thought "luck will keep on my side." As a result, when the financial crisis hit, I not only lost all my profits but also took on debt. In the end, I had to sell my house to pay off the debt, and my family almost fell apart. It was only
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CryptoOldCai:
First, don’t make small money and don’t lose big money.
Many people just make a little profit and then run, even though the market is just beginning;
they take a big loss and stubbornly hold on, eventually leading to a complete blow-up.
The real strategy is small-position trial and error: if the direction is correct, let the profits fly; if wrong, it won’t hurt you.

Second, only engage with mainstream assets that have been thoroughly beaten down, and avoid chasing hot trends.
Those coins that hype concepts or tell stories—everyone thinks they’re a genius when they’re hot.
But they only do one thing: find mainstream assets that have been sufficiently beaten down and are starting to climb back up.
Enter with a 10% position first, don’t try to catch the bottom.

Third, when the trend emerges, add on pullbacks.
Don’t buy at the lowest point or chase at the highest.
As long as the trend is established, every normal pullback is a good opportunity to add more funds.

Fourth, after each rise, take some money out first.
Take out the principal plus half of the profits, leaving the rest as “cost-free chips.”
This way, you can hold onto the subsequent market moves without constantly worrying about retracements.
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The liquidity in the entire crypto space is about 4 trillion, and it’s still fake liquidity. The real liquidity might be less than 1/8.
So just treat this chart as something to have a laugh at.
If that 1.35 trillion-dollar pie dough is truly in your hands, and you’re still alive, and you haven’t lost the private key, and your wallet address is still moving back and forth,
then the “pie” probably isn’t being played with by institutions right now, and there probably isn’t anyone left炒ting it anymore.
Nearly 1/3 of the total market cap in the entire crypto space is in your own hands.
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BlueSevenCommunity:
Go all in 🤑
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How to position for short-term Ethereum trading
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2026-04-07 06:46
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Holding 69,000 short positions
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2026-04-06 08:15
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Regarding the issue of frequent stop-losses, I've come across many explanations. Some attribute it to emotional trading, some say it's due to an ineffective system, and others believe it's purely a matter of probability. All of these are valid, but after reviewing my own trades, I realize there's a more fundamental reason — too many signals.
First, exclude cases of pure gambling or emotional outbursts. If you're trading according to rules but still frequently hitting stop-losses, the problem is likely not the market but yourself.
The biggest issue for many is: wanting to catch everything.
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CryptoOldCai:
My account grew from 5,000 U to now an eight-figure amount, with the maximum drawdown never exceeding 10%. It’s not that I’m making a lot—it's that I’m losing less. Many people who are smarter than me and more willing to go hard have already been liquidated and left the market, but I’m still here.
How did I do it? Three moves—once you listen, you’ll understand.
First, pocket the money when you’ve made it.
Every time I open a trade, I set take-profit and stop-loss in advance, and I never change them on the fly. When the profits reach 10%, I immediately move half into a cold wallet, and the remaining profit keeps rolling. I will not touch the principal.
This habit has saved me countless times. Over five years, I’ve withdrawn 37...
What is the number one, most essential survival rule in short-term trading? There are always people who refuse to accept it, believing that their skills allow them to seize opportunities in weak markets and accurately find entry points at lows. But I can responsibly say that no matter how strong your short-term skills are, if you can't adhere to this principle, you will eventually suffer losses.
Many people ask, where should I start learning good technical skills? Technical analysis is divided into internal skills and external skills! There are four foundational books for internal skills and f
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CaptainChenOfTheEncryptionTeam:
Buy the dip 😎
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