As of 20:00, $ETH is trading at 2241 USDT, down just 0.2% over 24 hours. It looks very calm, but this kind of “calm” is precisely when it’s easiest to let your guard down. Why pay a little extra attention? The 24-hour trading volume is only 130 million USDT, just 0.3 times the average daily volume over the past 7 days. Volume has clearly contracted, suggesting that this sideways movement is more likely a case of both bulls and bears waiting for direction than a genuine stabilization. At the same time, the daily RSI14 is only 40, and the price remains below all three moving averages—MA7, MA25, and MA99. Within the 30-day range of 2174 to 2580, the current price is only at the 16% mark, and the weak trend remains unchanged. In my view, people often mistake “lower volatility” for “lower risk,” so they ease up on their trading pace, placing orders and watching the market less frequently. Then, when the market finally turns, they react a beat too late. A practical approach is to do the opposite: the more volume contracts and direction remains unclear, the more frequently you should review your risk controls. For example, set a fixed time each day to check whether the reasoning behind your positions still holds, rather than waiting for the market to move before remembering to look. The market can suddenly see a surge in volume and change direction even when things are quiet. Discipline is easiest to lose during boring periods—and exactly when it’s most important to maintain. These are only my personal views and do not constitute investment advice.

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