#美联储回购协议计划 Recently, a trader asked: $ETH has been trapped at 8600u, what should I do?
This question actually reflects the voice of 99% of retail investors. Being trapped, losing money, feeling at a loss - who in the crypto world hasn't experienced this feeling? But if you think about it carefully, the traders who truly survive never rely on luck, but rather on a respect for risk and the discipline of position management.
Taking this order as an example, if a short position was opened at 2965, there are now three options to choose from:
**Article 1**: Stop loss directly at position 3024, accept the loss and exit, retain the principal for the next order.
**Article 2**: Wait for the evening opening of the US stock market to see if there are any pullback opportunities on the market. Sometimes the market just gets stuck in this time window.
**Article 3**: Set 3105 as the stop-loss level to put a ceiling on losses, and let time take care of the rest.
Ultimately, there is no standard answer—there is only the one that suits you best. However, one thing is universal: always think about your exit strategy before entering the market, rather than starting to ponder blindly after getting trapped. Whether it's $BTC or $ETH, the real winners are never those who go all in, but rather those who survive the longest.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 2025-12-25 04:06
To be honest, filling the $8,600 pit isn't that easy... Stop loss, stop loss, stop loss, really, don't wait anymore.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 2025-12-22 21:28
How to fill the hole of 8600u, accept the loss or bet on a rebound, really can't see through this game.
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UncleLiquidation
· 2025-12-22 13:51
It's another story of being trapped. 8600u really hurts, but compared to those who went all in with a full position, I'm still lucky.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 2025-12-22 13:41
It's the same old story again, trapped in 8600u and still hesitating? To put it simply, it means you didn't think about your exit strategy before entering the market, and now it's too late to regret.
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PhantomHunter
· 2025-12-22 13:38
Here comes the loss guide again... But to be honest, being trapped at 8600u is indeed painful, but this guy's analysis is quite good. Recognizing how much you can lose is more important than anything else.
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SelfCustodyBro
· 2025-12-22 13:24
Are you still tangled up in the trap of 8600u? You should have figured out how to get out long ago; those who enter without a plan will suffer losses.
#美联储回购协议计划 Recently, a trader asked: $ETH has been trapped at 8600u, what should I do?
This question actually reflects the voice of 99% of retail investors. Being trapped, losing money, feeling at a loss - who in the crypto world hasn't experienced this feeling? But if you think about it carefully, the traders who truly survive never rely on luck, but rather on a respect for risk and the discipline of position management.
Taking this order as an example, if a short position was opened at 2965, there are now three options to choose from:
**Article 1**: Stop loss directly at position 3024, accept the loss and exit, retain the principal for the next order.
**Article 2**: Wait for the evening opening of the US stock market to see if there are any pullback opportunities on the market. Sometimes the market just gets stuck in this time window.
**Article 3**: Set 3105 as the stop-loss level to put a ceiling on losses, and let time take care of the rest.
Ultimately, there is no standard answer—there is only the one that suits you best. However, one thing is universal: always think about your exit strategy before entering the market, rather than starting to ponder blindly after getting trapped. Whether it's $BTC or $ETH, the real winners are never those who go all in, but rather those who survive the longest.