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Currently, there are 130 long orders on Ether at 1832, I am going to analyze the situation and look for a breakout.


Let's talk about today's solitary idea. This morning, Ether did not drop below 1780. I feel that today is stable, and with a high probability of compensating for the rise. Therefore, I initially saw the target at 1850, but I am a person who does not really like patterns. Today, I took a day of long orders, which often makes me uncomfortable. In the second half of the day, the pie broke through 96000 but did not hold firm. At that time, I was thinking about a flat with too many short singles, but the problem is that I ignored the fact that Ether did not compensate for the rise. Frequent position rises turned into heavy positions, resulting in almost explosions. The next American stock Micro was close to +4 before hitting the market, but Ether stopped rising. Therefore, I want to ask. There is a high probability that the opening will first lure more in and then kill it, and then pull it. So the biggest question is – will you be able to survive until the US stock market opens to lure more, and the data will come out at 8:30, and they will not rise, and they will be more confident and stable.
Why did I decide that there would be a decline at the opening? Because this time the major coin Ether soared before the opening, yesterday American stocks struggled to return to positive territory, and at the opening there is again a high start? This will certainly lead to many people who made profits exiting with sales, which will result in a drop in stocks at the opening. The decline indeed exceeded my expectations, so I made 500u on 388 Ether and left, now it's just a matter of watching how the order will perform in the long.
Yesterday, 2 long orders resulted in a loss of 16000u, today, excluding the current long orders, the profit was 8300u, 51 returning the money is not a problem, sorry, copy trading partners. #MemeBox Now Supports Solana# #May Market Outlook# #NFP Data Release#
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