1. The current recommendation is to long on ETH spot, building positions in batches, and waiting for a long-term upward move to the $5,000 profit target. It is important to note that no leverage is currently being used to avoid the risk of a sudden price spike and a return to zero. The emphasis is on the fact that "it may take a long time, but the $5,000 target cannot be reached prematurely," implying a significant risk of overextending the price and requiring patience. Two key entry points are: $3,388 (50% spot position) and $2,388 (All In heavy position), with the latter being a very strong buy signal. 2. Position and Risk Control Recommendations: A phased, heavily leveraged strategy is recommended. The first four batches were established at price levels of 1588, 2270, 4188, and 3600 respectively, and profits were gradually taken. The current fifth batch, with 50% of the position, is established around 3388, with 2388 being the cross margin-in All In. The profit target is to liquidate the position at $5000. A strict stop-loss is set: if the weekly closing price falls below $2000 after the trade, the position will be closed at a loss to avoid being trapped in a deep loss. Emphasis is placed on non-leveraged spot trading to prevent the risk of margin calls. 3. This trading style is suitable for stable, medium- to long-term trend investing, patiently waiting for the price to rise and realize high returns (the first few batches of profits are around 45%-50%). The strategy is based on long-term bottoming and gradual price accumulation, and is not suitable for aggressive short-term trading. The advice to "lie low if you're caught in a downtrend" reflects tolerance for pullback risk, emphasizing position control and patience, avoiding chasing highs or premature profit-taking.
ETH: Summary of Discussions in the Sanma Spot VIP (Pinned Strategy Effective) Community (17:00:06 ~ 18:00:06)
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