There is still one and a half hours until the Ethereum ETF is launched
I guess everyone is looking forward to it, right?
I should have seen many people's scripts in the past two days, right?
For example:
Fall first and then rise
Rise first and then fall
Isn't it either rise or fall? In the case of BTC, a news scammer ran away with most of the contract orders, and then it rose again! After the good news, it fell again. This is because Grayscale's market crash directly fell from 49,000 to 38,500!
If Ethereum refers to the trend of BTC this time and takes the same journey again, you may still not make money. Why? Because all expectations are the same; at least everyone will look at 4,000, and no one will look at 3,000, right?
Okay, let's make a little inference about what methods should be used in different situations:
Fall first and then rise-the current price is not high, can you enter a small position and leave it there? Make up for it after it falls
Rise first and then fall-it's still a small position to enter the market!
Rise first and then rise-it's still a small position to enter the market!
First fall and then fall again - unlikely
So: get it!
As for how small the small position is and how big the range is, I didn't tell the truth. For reference, the middle of Bitcoin in 30 minutes was 46,500; it was close to 47,500 upwards and 44,500 downwards, with an amplitude of nearly 4,000 dollars! An amplitude of 7-8 points!
Will the amplitude of Ethereum exceed 10 points?
The current price is 3,500 upwards, 3,850 downwards, and 3,250 downwards!
Do you think this range is reasonable?
If it is reasonable, you may as well go in regardless of whether it rises or falls. If it falls below 3,300, add a little bit, and if it rises to nearly 3,800, sell it out. It depends on the situation and then choose whether to go short!
The above is purely personal nonsense: if you don't like it, don't spray it. If you like it, you can only play it a little bit, as a fun thing. It's money that everyone knows, but it's not easy to make...
