#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Those traders who don't have hard short ETH, come and say a few words.

I've heard it before: once ETH effectively breaks through 2945, short positions must stop-loss. This is not a suggestion, it's trading discipline. Japan's interest rate hike is indeed a negative factor, but macro news has a lagging effect, and no one can say exactly when it will truly reflect on the charts. The biggest pitfall in trading is being led by news — focusing on the news and ignoring what the candlestick itself is saying.

When the trend reverses and one still stubbornly holds on, that is not called conviction, it is called gambling. Using capital to bet on one's emotions often leads to liquidation.

Losing money is not scary; what’s scary is holding on stubbornly when you’re heading in the wrong direction, ultimately being forced out by the market. Take your profits when you can, admit when you’re wrong, and if the structure breaks, turn around and leave—surviving is the top priority. It’s much more important than how much you earn on a single trade.

The market is always there, and prices won't run away, but your capital may not withstand the next wave. If your ETH short position is still stuck now, it's better to clarify your thoughts sooner rather than later. When the trend changes, change along with it.