2025-12-26 02:10:22

#数字资产市场动态 $ETH long opportunity, I need to discuss this with you thoroughly.

Honestly, instead of making small 1% or 2% swings every day, it's better to just set up preset long orders like I do. This is how I operate—starting from a few hundred USD, using options to reach now 8002 USD. The biggest takeaway from this process is: when a major market move occurs, the power of pre-placed orders is immense.

At the moment of breaking support or surging, that's when the trading volume is huge. Unless you place your orders in advance, you simply can't catch it. Sometimes even with pre-placed orders, luck still plays a role. This is the real picture of the crypto market.

Speaking of this round of market options settlement, I am quite curious—will it break sharply downward or drift down gradually? Catching the move means profit, missing it means regret.

The current situation is very interesting: the 2500 to 2600 range is filled with long orders, while near 3100, there are dense sell orders. This contrast alone explains a lot. $BTC's movement is also worth paying attention to. Whoever breaks through their defense line first will control the rhythm.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders, I've tried that too. The key is to hit the right timing, otherwise it's just a waste of time. It's easy to say, but when a big market move comes, luck still plays a role. However, preset orders can indeed save some worry. Stacking so many buy orders around 2500-2600 feels like a trap. Be careful not to get crushed. The moment of breaking the level does show a huge volume, but if you can't catch it, it's pointless. That's the harsh reality of the crypto world. From a few hundred USD to 8002 USD, the story sounds exciting, but I don't know how fierce the pullback will be.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders sounds impressive, but in reality, it still depends on luck. I don't believe it. However, 8002U is indeed fierce. The small profit from short-term trades is really trivial, and I'm also annoyed by it. The long orders from 2500 to 2600, I feel like they can't hold up much longer. The moment of breaking the level is truly a instant kill; being even a millisecond slow in reaction means losing everything. Where will ETH go in the end? It all feels like a gambler's mentality.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders, to be honest, is just gambling on luck. I actually have more confidence in those guys who dare to hold firm at 2500-2600.

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CommunityJanitor

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders is indeed intense, but I wonder how much luck is involved. It feels a lot like gambling.

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BridgeJumper

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders isn't as simple as it seems. I've tried it myself, and the result is watching the orders get filled but not making any profit, and it also depends on the exchange's mood.

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WhaleWatcher

· 7h ago

Pre-placing orders is indeed a mysterious art; I've tried it too. But compared to how miraculous he claims it to be, it seems more like a matter of luck.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 7h ago

This luck factor is a bit high; pre-registrations don't necessarily guarantee access, so it's a bit of a gamble.

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