Ethereum was quoted around $3,318 in the afternoon of January 18th, which became our benchmark point for this short-term strategy. The overall approach is very clear—quick in and out, strict risk control.



**The specific trading plan is as follows:**

For a long position, enter between $3290 and $3310. The key is to build positions gradually, not to go all-in at once. Enter in 2-3 batches, each with no more than 10% of total funds, and do not exceed this ratio for a single asset.

Profit locking is a two-step process. The first target is $3350; once reached, reduce your position by half—no greed. The second target is $3400; here, close all positions. If the price breaks below the support level of $3260, cut losses immediately and exit—don't hold the position.

**Details to pay attention to during execution:**

Use 30% of total funds to test the waters with the initial position, then add two more batches based on the pullback situation, each also not exceeding 30%. Stop-loss must be strict; if it hits $3260, close the position decisively. Don't think about holding through a rebound; this is the easiest way to lose a lot of money.

If the market breaks above $3350 with increased volume, consider moving the stop-loss up to $3320 to protect profits. One last point—after profits, don't chase highs; avoid emotional over-leverage during losses. This strategy is effective today, but tomorrow it needs to be reassessed based on new market conditions.
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MysteryBoxAddictvip
· 28m ago
Once 3260 is broken, you have to run. There's nothing wrong with this approach, but the key is whether you can really stick to the stop loss.
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APY_Chaservip
· 5h ago
It's another one of those "batching position insurance tricks." It sounds good, but when it comes to critical moments, isn't it all about luck? The 3260 line was broken just like that. I've seen too many stop-loss points like this being directly pierced...
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DecentralizeMevip
· 5h ago
Entering in batches sounds good, but I'm worried I might get greedy and go all-in...
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 5h ago
Talking about stacking positions in batches and risk control stop-loss again? Sounds good, but when the market reverses, it still fails.
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TestnetFreeloadervip
· 5h ago
I like the strategy of building positions in batches, just worried that a pullback might scare me away immediately.
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DefiPlaybookvip
· 5h ago
Batch building positions—this thing sounds simple, but in practice, it's all about emotional averaging in the hands of veteran traders. The red line at 3260 for stop-loss must be maintained; holding a position is essentially betting on a rebound, which ultimately becomes a reverse lesson. The phrase "don't chase highs" is like the usual nonsense told to all rookies; when emotions are high, how many actually listen? This wave of 50 basis points profit margin, with a relatively restrained risk-reward ratio, is more reliable than those protocols claiming 500% annualized returns. The increased volume gives the confidence to move the stop-loss; this detail handling is quite good, indicating that the question setter isn't just relying on luck.
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QuietlyStakingvip
· 6h ago
This set of position management ideas still has some value, but I'm worried that human nature will let us down at critical moments.
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