2025-12-28 05:22:38

ETH's recent market movement is still quite interesting. It surged last weekend, then started to pull back on Monday. This rhythm is indeed a bit uncomfortable for traders going long. From the 4-hour candlestick chart, the price trend looks like it's forming a symmetrical pattern. The upper half has already completed, and whether the lower half can mirror it depends mainly on how Monday's move unfolds.

Regardless of whether you're bullish or bearish, you should be extra cautious at this level. When volatility is so high, stop-loss and risk management become even more important. If you correctly judge the direction at the market open on Monday, your subsequent trading ideas will be much clearer; if you miss the initial move, it can be easy to get caught up in chaos later.

If you have enough energy, consider analyzing multiple timeframes to grasp the main rhythm. This way, you'll be able to stay calm even during rapid fluctuations.

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RatioHunter

· 12-28 06:25

Monday's move is really the key to determining the subsequent rhythm. Missing out will be extremely frustrating. It's another symmetrical pattern. The main risk is a sudden reversal halfway through. Have you set your stop-loss? The recent volatility has been really intense. I've seen many people suffer from poor risk control. Multiple frameworks are indeed useful, but to be honest, most people still can't understand them.

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0xLostKey

· 12-28 05:46

Monday's plunge was really disgusting, long positions were directly cut off --- Symmetrical pattern? I think it's just a trap, waiting for the bagholders --- Set your stop-loss and that's it, there's nothing to be afraid of --- It's easy to say, but who can stay calm when the market crashes --- I only look at the 4h chart, other timeframes are just self-deception --- So what if I missed the move? Anyway, I can't make that kind of money --- This rhythm, positions with medium risk are really hard to operate --- It's really true that only if it can be pushed up again on Monday, otherwise it's just a trap to lure traders --- Looking at multiple timeframes sounds good, but in reality, it still depends on luck --- Both stop-loss and market manipulation, in the end, it still comes down to luck

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rugged_again

· 12-28 05:36

It got crushed again on Monday, so I just went to eat noodles.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 12-28 05:34

Monday's crucial step is really important; missing out will really throw everything off later. Another symmetrical pattern, I bet it will break. Stop-loss is set, but this wave of volatility is too intense to withstand. Looking at multiple timeframes is indeed reliable; otherwise, it's easy to be fooled by the lines. That surge last weekend has now all come back, it's frustrating. Both bearish and bullish positions can lead to losses; this position is a trap. If the opening direction on Monday is correct, you'll make a profit; if not, just wait to cut losses.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 12-28 05:29

Monday is about to be cut again, what a joke about symmetry --- Stop-loss is really a lifesaver. I've already seen too many margin calls this week --- 4-hour symmetrical pattern? It looks more like drawing ghost symbols to me --- Multiple frameworks do have some use, but even after looking at them, it's still a waste of time; whether to lose or not, you will still lose --- To put it simply, when you're truly missing out, your mind goes blank and you forget all these things --- This older brother's analysis is spot on, but I still operate randomly based on intuition haha --- With such fierce volatility, I can't sleep without a few thousand bucks in stop-loss --- I read it three times carefully, but I still don't know whether to buy or run on Monday --- The last sentence woke me up; staying calm is more important than anything --- Feels like every week I hear to be cautious at this position, and I'm already numb

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