In the past seven days, this is how I operated with Ethereum.

On November 28, the price first tested around 2815. The daily EMA support was effective, and a stop-loss structure appeared on the hourly chart, establishing the first batch of positions. The stop-loss was set at 2780.

On November 30, the price tested 2830 again without breaking, forming a double bottom. At this point, I increased my position, controlling the average cost around 2820. The total capital occupied by the position was 15%.

On December 2, the price broke through the previous resistance of 2950 with increased volume, confirming the upward momentum. The position remained unchanged, and the stop-loss was moved up to 2880 to protect profits.

On December 4, after the price surged to 3210, a top divergence appeared on the 4-hour RSI. I closed my positions in two batches in the 3180-3200 range, with an average exit price of 3192.

Throughout the process, I did not monitor the market and remained calm.

The entry decision was based on technical structure, and the exit decision was based on the risk-reward ratio. Regardless of whether the market discussed interest rate cuts or speculated on ETFs in between, it had no impact on my position decisions.

Many people always ask, 'Can I still enter now?'

For me, the answer was determined on the day the price touched 2815. The essence of trading is to act when the market gives a signal and to calmly exit during emotional exuberance.

This trade has ended. The layout for the next trade usually begins when the market is not being discussed. #ETH走势分析 #ETH大涨