$ETH fell below 2050, dropping over 4% in 24 hours, with a total liquidation of 360 million across the network. This wave of market is no longer just a fluctuation; it feels more like a cleansing.

What everyone is most concerned about now is: can 2000 really hold?

It's simple, this is the 'line of life and death' for short-term trading.

In such a market, holding onto a direction is not suitable, and heavy betting is even less appropriate. The best approach is to trade in waves + quick entries and exits.

Starting yesterday afternoon, I have been trading in waves, capturing both long and short positions; the short position has already been secured, while the long position is still taking profit.

It's not that I'm particularly skilled; it's that the market itself provides such opportunities.

Approaching the 2000 level, prioritize looking for longs.

But the premise is—stop-loss must be small!

At this position, don't fantasize about a single trade turning things around,

Using a stop-loss of around 30 points to aim for a 100-point gain is the right strategy.

What if I get stopped out?

That's very normal; just find a new position and take another trade.

In such a market, what matters is not the win rate, but the risk-reward ratio.

Don't be afraid of getting stopped out; what you should fear is holding onto a position that directly explodes. @惊渔在带单