ETH's Fusaka upgrade was officially launched early this morning. The technical side has ushered in substantial progress, and the impact of this wave of upgrades may have just begun to ferment. Friends who are bullish, the opportunity you are waiting for may come - how the market sentiment will go, we will see in the next few days.

Morning view for December 9 (suggested 3%, 100x leverage, total position not exceeding 5%):
ETH long: Go long around 2998 on a wick, stop loss at 2958, no take profit set
ETH short: Go short around 3218 on a wick, stop loss at 3258, no take profit set
Notes:
1. 3178-3075 is a consolidation range; if you want to trade the range, consider selling high and buying low, light position at 1%, 100x leverage, stop loss 20-30 points
2. Support below 3037; go long on a wick, light position at 1%, 100x leverage, 2998 can be used for scaling in, stop loss at 2958

A few days ago, I received a private message:
“I’ve saved up 1 million, is it enough to just put it all into USDT and live off the annual interest?”
My answer might be surprising: doing this is actually wasting your money’s potential.
Large sums of money are never just about lying back and collecting interest. The key is whether you’ve designed the right “structure” for your funds.
Many people think they’re waiting for the right opportunity, but the truth is—their funds aren’t organized in a way that can actually seize opportunities. The money is idle, and the person is anxious—that’s the real situation.
Last month, a friend complained to me that they put 1 million in idle funds to earn interest, but after a year they only made a little over 80,000, and asked how I usually manage my funds. I had him send me a screenshot of his holdings, and the problem was obvious at a glance: all the funds were lumped together, no layering, no rhythm.
In cases like this, I usually recommend a classic allocation framework—break the funds into three tiers:
**First Tier: Mindset Stabilizer (20%)**
This part isn’t about chasing huge gains. Its purpose is to keep you calm during market volatility, so you won’t panic over short-term pullbacks.
You can allocate this to some node lockups, stable investment products, or participate in platform subsidy campaigns. The returns aren’t high, but they stabilize your mindset—which is the foundation for playing the long game.
**Second Tier: Certainty Yield Layer (50%)**
This is the main engine. It’s not about chasing trends or betting on directions, but about taking those opportunities with clear risk-reward and solid logic.
For example, when ETH recently pulled back from $3,435 to $3,160, the entry and exit points were clear and the room was sufficient. Using half your position to short and just riding that wave was enough. Over a year, the returns you accumulate from these certain trades can actually be quite significant.
**Third Tier: Explosive Opportunity Layer (30%)**
Always keep some dry powder. The truly big moves in the market—black swan events, new token surges, major liquidations—often happen unexpectedly.
If your positions are maxed out or all your money is locked, you’ll just have to watch those opportunities slip by. I once encountered a sudden failure in a new token’s price support, and I immediately shorted in response, catching the cleanest part of the move. Opportunities only reward those who are prepared.
So what’s the end result?
20% for peace of mind to keep you calm, 50% as your main driver for steady profits, and 30% as a reserve to catch explosive moves.
Your funds appreciate in motion, positions are rhythmically adjusted, and when opportunities arise, you have chips to play—this structure naturally beats just collecting interest.
Ultimately, it comes down to this: it’s not that the market hasn’t given you opportunities, it’s that your money isn’t structured to capture them.
If you want to find your own rhythm in this market, try starting by restructuring your fund allocation.

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Spotted something interesting on the charts lately. When you catch a long lower wick getting followed by a long upper wick? Yeah, that's usually your cue the price is about to tank.
Flip the script though — long upper wick first, then a long lower wick rolls in? Price tends to rip upward more often than not.
Not some magic formula, but these wick patterns have shown up enough times that they're worth keeping on your radar when you're reading price action.

#比特币对比代币化黄金 Dormant Whale Moves: 1,320 ETH Suddenly Transferred—Signal or Noise?
Early this morning, on-chain monitoring picked up an interesting action—a wallet that had been inactive for two years suddenly withdrew 1,320 ETH from an exchange. At current prices, that’s over $10 million. Transferring funds to a cold wallet usually signals confidence in long-term holding. The awakening of this dormant account reveals something about seasoned players’ outlook on the market.
However, on-chain signals are only part of the picture.
On the technical side, ETH’s hourly chart is actually sending mixed signals. While the price is still moving in a bullish rhythm, trading volume is clearly lagging—a classic case of price-volume divergence. If the price keeps pushing higher under these conditions, it’s likely lacking momentum. The market would benefit more from a breather and some consolidation first.
Personally, I don’t think the odds of directly breaking above the previous high at $3,270 are great. The price is more likely to test support levels first. The first key area to watch is around $3,180; if it dips further, see if the $3,060 to $3,100 range can hold as support.
How to trade this? Chasing at current levels is a bit risky. If the price pulls back to around $3,180 and stabilizes, you could try a small position. The safer approach is to wait for it to dip into the $3,060–$3,100 range and scale in gradually. Remember: don’t go all-in—position sizing is always the top priority.
Ultimately, whale moves can be a reference point but shouldn’t be your only basis for decisions. The current technicals are telling you: short-term consolidation is needed. Rather than rushing in, it’s better to wait patiently for a clearer support signal. The market isn’t going anywhere, but your wallet might end up empty if you’re not careful.

Ethereum is really getting hard to hold onto this time, I'm starting to lose my composure 😅
Looking at the price trend, honestly my hands are shaking a bit. I was planning to hold long-term, but with the current market... are you guys still holding on?

#加密市场回调 A couple of days ago, I shorted altcoins and took a heavy loss, but I wasn’t willing to give up and kept watching ETH to open another short today. Honestly, something feels off about this round of market action—the price surge seems a bit strange. To all my fellow short sellers, take it easy and don’t get carried away like I did. $ETH