Family, ETH has played the false breakout trick again!
Just a few days ago there was a bit of improvement, and suddenly a needle directly smashed down 100 points, not only falling back into the oscillation range, but what's more heartbreaking is — gold and U.S. stocks are rising, only the crypto market is getting hit.
But don’t rush to short! Right now ETH has found support at 2930-2940 and is starting to rebound slightly. This kind of market is the most torturous: if it goes up, you're afraid of a false breakout, if it goes down, you're afraid of a real breakdown.
My strategy is very simple: wait for a rebound to around 3000, 3060 and then short in batches, hold onto long-term shorts, and don't get shaken out by short-term fluctuations.
But today I want to talk about not just the trading strategy, but a more fundamental question:
When we are constantly walking the tightrope between 'false breakouts' and 'true plunges', shouldn't we also provide our assets with a 'plunge insurance'?
After all, the market can repeatedly deceive, but your principal cannot withstand several tosses.
This is precisely why more and more seasoned traders quietly allocate a portion of assets that do not rely on directional judgment, purely relying on transparent rules to ensure stability—such as the USDD system built by @usddio.
When ETH plays out the script of 'false breakout, true plunge', the existence of USDD is like a 'safe checkpoint' in a game:
Value never retraces: the peg of 1 USDD = 1 USD is guaranteed by on-chain over-collateralization, unaffected by the rise and fall of any currency;
Assets are absolutely autonomous: your USDD exists in your own wallet, with no project party able to freeze it, and no exchange able to arbitrarily delist trading pairs;
Transparent against manipulation: all collateral assets are verifiable on-chain in real-time, with no 'dark box dumping' or 'hidden risks'—this becomes a rare 'truth' in a market filled with false breakouts.
So, when you are entangled in 'should I short or wait for a rebound', why not also think:
In my asset allocation, is there a part that does not require any entanglement?
Follow @usddio to learn how to build your 'trading confidence' with stable assets in a volatile market.
#USDD以稳见信 — When the market starts to 'play tricks', true rationality is always to leave yourself a way out that does not rely on tricks.
The market never lacks volatility and traps, and true wisdom may lie in: before learning to seize every opportunity, first learn to build a bottom line that is not harmed by any opportunity. In this infinite game of the crypto world, the smartest players may not be those who can always guess the direction correctly, but those who can continue to move forward even if they can never guess the direction.
