#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH What should I do now? Add to the position during unrealized gains or just clear the position directly?
This is the most dilemma-filled moment for many holders. When the market is profitable, should you take advantage of the trend to add more and seek greater returns, or take profits and lock in gains? Ethereum has experienced significant fluctuations recently, and different market participants have completely different opinions. Some take an aggressive approach by adding to their positions to lower the average cost, betting on continued growth. Others are conservative and choose to close all positions to lock in current profits. Both approaches have their logic; the key depends on your risk tolerance and your judgment of the market's future direction.
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bridge_anxiety
· 15h ago
Add to position? Clear the position? I just want to ask, who dares to add now?
It's not just me who is conflicted, this wave of market行情真的看不透
Take profits when it's good, I think the risk is a bit smaller
Run when there's unrealized profit, don't be greedy brothers
Bet on the rise? I've already bet once and lost, now I just want to be more cautious
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ChainPoet
· 15h ago
Realize profits when they are available; I am serious. The saying "take profits when you see good" has trapped many people, but this time it's different.
Adding positions to average down? Uh... sounds clever, but those who are truly making money have already run at the top. What about you?
Honestly, it depends on how much you can handle; it's not about the market trend, but about how much you can lose and still sleep well.
The recent fluctuations in ETH are just shaking out people. I think we're still far from the position that big institutions want.
Whether to clear out or not is essentially a gamble—you're betting on your own judgment. There's nothing to be overly conflicted about.
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RektHunter
· 15h ago
Honestly, whether to increase or reduce your position depends entirely on how much you can afford to lose. Don't listen to those nonsense about risk tolerance; just ask yourself if you're willing to lose your house money.
Take profits when you're in profit; greed will kill you. Those who didn't fully cut their losses this time should have learned their lesson.
People adding to their positions are all gamblers at heart. I can't understand this kind of move; I prefer to take profits when things look good.
It's all the same really; retail investors always lose money, while institutions eat the meat and we drink the soup. There's no need to overthink.
Adding to your position now? Have you been kicked by a donkey? The top signal is so obvious.
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0xBit
· 15h ago
Thanks for information
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CryptoKINGJ
· 15h ago
Buy To Earn 💎
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CryptoKINGJ
· 15h ago
2026 GOGOGO 👊
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CryptoKINGJ
· 15h ago
Happy New Year! 🤑
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StakeWhisperer
· 15h ago
Honestly, the hardest part is when you have something in hand but still feel conflicted—it's really tough.
Whether to add more or clear your position depends on your mindset. I tend to prefer taking profits in stages.
The lessons from history are right there; greedy people have all regretted it.
#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH What should I do now? Add to the position during unrealized gains or just clear the position directly?
This is the most dilemma-filled moment for many holders. When the market is profitable, should you take advantage of the trend to add more and seek greater returns, or take profits and lock in gains? Ethereum has experienced significant fluctuations recently, and different market participants have completely different opinions. Some take an aggressive approach by adding to their positions to lower the average cost, betting on continued growth. Others are conservative and choose to close all positions to lock in current profits. Both approaches have their logic; the key depends on your risk tolerance and your judgment of the market's future direction.