Crypto friends trade ETH, and forced liquidations often occur within a range of just over 100 points. From my observation, many small-cap traders adopt this position. This kind of position is safe when the market is performing well, but during fluctuations, it is fraught with risks, easy to deplete, and requires enough time to monitor the market. It is only suitable for ultra-short-term trading, specifically trades within 1-6 hours, and should not exceed 12 hours or be held overnight. Due to insufficient fluctuation space for operation, it cannot withstand a pullback of 1-2 support levels, and usually, a market shift can occur within 6-12 hours.

If trading short to medium-term trends, generally, ETH should not remain stable above 4k; forced liquidations are best at 3500-3440 or even below 3200, which can prevent large downturns without the need for short-term position reductions (extreme negative news could drive it down to around 3200, such as the interest rate hike in Japan on 8.5). One can accumulate as much as possible during pullbacks. If the forced liquidation is too close, you may hesitate to add to your position during pullbacks; if you do add, the forced liquidation gets higher, increasing the risk. If you don't add and the price rises, your profit will be smaller. After all, every decline in a bull market cycle is meant for a better rise. A drop is not a real drop; it’s to accumulate and gain momentum for reaching higher points. This kind of drop is referred to as an 'ineffective drop.' There are numerous opportunities for daily pullbacks and rebounds, so it is not feasible to operate without leaving enough fluctuation space for position adjustments. #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