Crypto friends do eth, forced liquidation often occurs in the range of over 100 points. From my observation, many small capital players are in this position. This position is safe when the market is performing well, but during fluctuations, it is fraught with dangers, easy to wear out, and requires enough time to monitor the market. It is only suitable for ultra-short-term trading every day, that is, trades within 1-6 hours, not exceeding 12 hours or overnight. Because there is not enough floating space for operation, it cannot withstand 1-2 support level pullbacks, and usually, changes in the market may occur in 6-12 hours.

If you are doing short to medium-term trends, generally eth should not stabilize before 4k, and the best forced liquidation is below 3500-3440 or even 3200, which can prevent large drops without needing to reduce positions for defense on short lines (extreme bearishness may cause a drop to around 3200, such as Japan's rate hike on August 5). You can eat as much as you can on the pullbacks. If the forced liquidation is too close, you will be hesitant to add positions during pullbacks. If you add, the forced liquidation will be higher, and the risk will be greater. If you don't add, the profit will be small when it rises again. After all, every drop in a bull cycle is meant for better upward movement. A drop is not a real drop but a way to absorb funds and build momentum for a higher point. This kind of drop is called an 'ineffective drop.' Daily pullback rebound opportunities are as abundant as cows, so not leaving enough floating space for operation to add positions is not feasible. #比特币战略储备 #AVA突破3美元 #BTC重回关键位置后走势 #VELODROME将上线币安