$ETH The short position on Ether was also provided, same as the Bitcoin one above. If your order was filled, either keep holding at breakeven now (so you don't lose money on fees), or follow the plan at the price levels above and be ready to add to your position and set the corresponding stop-loss.
🥘 Suggested position sizing ratios
For two entries: 1:2
For three entries: 1:2:4 or 2:3:5
Pyramiding is a sound way to add to a position and works well in most market conditions, with a very high tolerance for error～
🌀 The simplest way to understand position management:
For example, if opening a 10-ETH position is well within your usual risk limits (meaning the stop-loss wouldn't hurt, or even if you were liquidated after opening, your liquidation price would still be far enough away that you wouldn't need to worry—not that liquidation is so close that it is practically the same as a stop-loss), then you need to divide those 10 ETH between two or three entries. For two entries, you could open with 3 and add 6–7, or open with 2 and add 4–8. For three entries, you could open with 1, add 2 on the first scale-in, then 4–7 on the second; or open with 2, add 3 on the first scale-in, then 5 on the second. If the price doesn't reach your planned add-on levels, you don't need to use all your allocated size. It's fine to have some size left over, but don't overextend. Once you've entered the full position, set a reasonable stop-loss distance based on your final average entry price.
#ETH走势分析
🥘 Suggested position sizing ratios
For two entries: 1:2
For three entries: 1:2:4 or 2:3:5
Pyramiding is a sound way to add to a position and works well in most market conditions, with a very high tolerance for error～
🌀 The simplest way to understand position management:
For example, if opening a 10-ETH position is well within your usual risk limits (meaning the stop-loss wouldn't hurt, or even if you were liquidated after opening, your liquidation price would still be far enough away that you wouldn't need to worry—not that liquidation is so close that it is practically the same as a stop-loss), then you need to divide those 10 ETH between two or three entries. For two entries, you could open with 3 and add 6–7, or open with 2 and add 4–8. For three entries, you could open with 1, add 2 on the first scale-in, then 4–7 on the second; or open with 2, add 3 on the first scale-in, then 5 on the second. If the price doesn't reach your planned add-on levels, you don't need to use all your allocated size. It's fine to have some size left over, but don't overextend. Once you've entered the full position, set a reasonable stop-loss distance based on your final average entry price.
#ETH走势分析