2025-12-25 11:21:13

Recently, Ethereum's volatile market has really created opportunities. Looking back at the past few days of trading, I feel like I've identified some patterns.

First trade: Bought the dip at 2890, then sold decisively at 2945, earning 55 points, doubling the profit. This move was actually riding the rebound from the dip.

Immediately after, the market retraced, and I added to my long position at 2955. This time I was less greedy, exiting at 2915, a 40-point increase with a 130% profit. The key is to take profits in time and not wait for a market reversal.

Additionally, Bitcoin Cash also kept pace, capturing a 5-point gain through an open strategy during the recent rally. Although the gains were modest, they were stable.

In this kind of oscillating market, instead of chasing big trends, it's better to seize multiple small waves. Did you all follow this round of trading? Share your insights so we can analyze Ethereum and BCH's next moves together.

ETH1,61%

BTC0,54%

BCH7,19%

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 2025-12-27 10:15

Hmm... Why do I feel like your returns are a bit outrageous, doubling 130%? Is that real? Taking profits is fine, but don't be fooled by one or two small gains. How many people have lost money when the market suddenly turns? Small swings are indeed stable, but I'm just worried about greed bringing you back to the starting point. Don't boast about those 5 points on BCH; anyone can copy in this kind of market. My question is, what did you do afterward? Did you not continue to follow up?

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BuyHighSellLow

· 2025-12-27 09:29

To be honest, I've been trading these days too, but I feel that I haven't grasped the timing of taking profits as precisely as you have. Damn it, I missed the 2915 wave, and I could only watch helplessly. In this kind of market, small wave trades are indeed more reliable than chasing big trends, but it's easy to make frequent mistakes due to overtrading. Hey, do you think there's still a chance with BCH? Should we continue to lay low and wait? I also want to find a pattern, but it feels like every time the pattern finds me.

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AirdropChaser

· 2025-12-25 11:51

Wow, such a move. Selling for profit so decisively. Why do I always greedily wait for a reversal? This wave of oscillation really depends on the rhythm. You're right, small wave accumulation is more stable. I was also there at 2955 that time, but I wasn't as rational as you. Ah.

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BloodInStreets

· 2025-12-25 11:46

To be honest, making some pocket money through small swings in this market is fine, but don't really consider yourself a trader. Missing out is the biggest killer.

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rugdoc.eth

· 2025-12-25 11:23

Really? This wave of bottom-fishing rebound is when Brother Kun makes his move. Wait, didn't you catch the top when you set up at 2955? Your luck is really good. Small swings are indeed more comfortable than chasing big trends. Anyway, that's how I've been doing it recently. That 5 points on BCH... it's stable, but it's also too conservative haha. The discipline of taking profits is definitely worth learning. I didn't have this awareness before.

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