Recently, Ethereum has shown multiple support levels on the weekly chart, making it suitable to use a grid strategy for positioning. Here, I’m sharing a four-tiered entry plan. The core idea is to split your planned total position into 4 parts and enter the market in batches using a martingale logic.
The strategy is valid until 8:30 AM on the 9th. Remember to cancel orders after the expiration.
Specific entry points: First tier: Enter at 2965.3 → Target 3030 (Personally, if this order hasn’t been filled by bedtime, I’ll cancel it. Alternatively, you can set a stop-loss order at 2960 and wait for an opportunity.) Second tier: Enter at 2916.3 → Target 2990 Third tier: Enter at 2894.3 → Target 2950 Fourth tier: Enter at 2815.3 → Target 2916
Set a unified stop-loss below 2800. Take profit can be adjusted flexibly according to market conditions. When placing each order, remember to set the corresponding take-profit level.
Risk control is crucial: keep the total position of this strategy within 5% of your total funds, and then split it into these 4 tiers. The current market is swinging back and forth in a large range, so grid trading is less likely to trigger stop-losses compared to chasing trends in one direction. Make sure to always set a stop-loss for each order to avoid the risk of liquidation or being deeply trapped.
The market changes rapidly, so the above is for reference only.
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ponzi_poet
· 14h ago
The grid strategy sounds good, but can 2800 really hold up? I always feel this wave might break.
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TxFailed
· 12-10 00:50
ngl the "don't get liquidated" disclaimer at the end is doing a lot of heavy lifting here... classic move, learned this the hard way
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-10 00:45
Damn, the spacing between these four levels is designed pretty well. I'm just worried it might be another crash, with empty limit orders just waiting to die.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12-10 00:44
Grid trading sounds ideal in theory, but in reality, it's just a psychological game with the market makers. In the 2815 to 2965 range, do you really think retail investors can catch the bottom? On-chain data shows that whales have already positioned themselves above 3000, waiting to dump on you during the rebound. Controlling your position size to 5% is smart, but don’t be fooled by these precise numbers—market trends never follow the textbook.
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rugged_again
· 12-10 00:28
The grid strategy sounds good, just worried that I might not be awake yet at 8:30 on the 9th, haha.
Recently, Ethereum has shown multiple support levels on the weekly chart, making it suitable to use a grid strategy for positioning. Here, I’m sharing a four-tiered entry plan. The core idea is to split your planned total position into 4 parts and enter the market in batches using a martingale logic.
The strategy is valid until 8:30 AM on the 9th. Remember to cancel orders after the expiration.
Specific entry points:
First tier: Enter at 2965.3 → Target 3030 (Personally, if this order hasn’t been filled by bedtime, I’ll cancel it. Alternatively, you can set a stop-loss order at 2960 and wait for an opportunity.)
Second tier: Enter at 2916.3 → Target 2990
Third tier: Enter at 2894.3 → Target 2950
Fourth tier: Enter at 2815.3 → Target 2916
Set a unified stop-loss below 2800. Take profit can be adjusted flexibly according to market conditions. When placing each order, remember to set the corresponding take-profit level.
Risk control is crucial: keep the total position of this strategy within 5% of your total funds, and then split it into these 4 tiers. The current market is swinging back and forth in a large range, so grid trading is less likely to trigger stop-losses compared to chasing trends in one direction. Make sure to always set a stop-loss for each order to avoid the risk of liquidation or being deeply trapped.
The market changes rapidly, so the above is for reference only.