2025-12-26 03:40:09

#比特币与黄金战争 ETH Options Settlement Window Trading Rhythm

Ethereum's recent surge has been quite interesting after the options settlement. According to historical patterns, the period around the settlement date usually sees a decline followed by a rise and then consolidation. The current trend perfectly aligns with this logic.

From a technical perspective, after a rapid short-term rally, there are clear signs of a pullback, which is a very typical signal. Considering the options settlement time window, the current bearish positioning offers a good risk-reward ratio.

If you are tracking similar settlement period opportunities, the real-time market rhythm is crucial. At this point in time, waiting for clearer signals before deciding to enter would be a more prudent strategy.

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RektDetective

· 8h ago

It's the same old pattern of falling first and then rising. Why is it always so "predictable" with each settlement? Let me take another look at the chart. This wave of pullback feels a bit off. Bearish setup? I'm still on the sidelines, I always feel like I'll get cut. The most frustrating thing is knowing the pattern but still being easily taken out. Maybe I should wait for a signal before acting. Anyway, missing out isn't a loss.

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ProofOfNothing

· 8h ago

It's the same options expiration routine again, the old pattern. --- Waiting for signals? I want to buy the dip right now, what are you afraid of? --- The statement that short positions have a good cost-performance ratio has been heard too many times, but it often results in a reverse blow-up. --- Still that question, who can really time this rhythm accurately? --- A pullback after a rally is normal, but what's the next step? That's the key. --- Historical patterns are often used to trap retail investors; we still rely more on market intuition. --- Waiting and waiting, but missing out in the process—I've tried that. --- Opportunities during the delivery window do exist; it all depends on how brave you are. --- Even with a good cost-performance ratio, a black swan can still strike, so caution is necessary.

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PositionPhobia

· 8h ago

The pattern of historical laws is back again. Every time, it claims to match logical results but ends up face-slapping. I'll just wait and see. Is shorting configuration cost-effective? Haha, easy to say. Will this wave just break through directly? That's the real question. Waiting for signals again, waiting and waiting, missing the opportunity? I'll try a small position to get a feel. Rise, then pull back; rise again, then pull back. It feels like each cycle is repeating. Is it really a curse? Rapid extension followed by a pullback is normal. The question is, where does the pullback bottom out? That’s the key.

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AirdropHarvester

· 8h ago

It's that options expiration time again. Every time, they say the cost-performance ratio is good, but what about the result? Short positions sound good, but I still choose to keep watching. The rally and pullback this time really resemble a replay of history. But to be honest, who can really hit the timing accurately? Anyway, I'll wait for signals before acting. Options may sound professional, but in reality, it's still a gamble on cost-performance ratio.

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FantasyGuardian

· 8h ago

Wait, is it the same old trick? I’ve already figured out the rhythm before and after the delivery. Now is actually the easiest time to have a mishap. But short sellers do seem a bit attractive; I’m just worried about being smashed through. I still need to wait for a signal before taking action. Those who say it aligns with historical patterns are often slapped in the face the next second. What about you? A quick short-term surge followed by a pullback is a very common signal. You need to look at the trading volume to confirm. I think it’s safer to stay on the sidelines. Anyway, opportunities will always come, no need to rush at this moment.

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BlockchainTalker

· 8h ago

actually, if we examine this options expiration through the lens of game theory... the whole "wait for clearer signals" thesis kinda misses how fast these windows close. been there, hesitated, watched the move happen without me lol

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SatoshiSherpa

· 8h ago

This bearish setup is indeed attractive, and historical patterns have been validated once again. I'm just worried about entering too early and getting pulled back, so I still prefer to wait for a breakout before increasing my position. Players have already figured out ETH's rhythm; it all depends on who has the stronger mental resilience. Waiting for signals is easy to talk about, but when it comes to the decision-making moment, it's easy to be overwhelmed by FOMO.

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