2026-01-14 13:27:30

ETH breaking through 3300 is just the beginning; the next hour will be the decisive moment. This is also why I prefer spot trading over leverage trading. The benefit of spot trading is having a stable mindset — you don't need to constantly watch the charts worried about liquidation, nor do you need to pray that your position isn't hit with a stop-loss. You just need to determine the bullish or bearish direction, know exactly how much you can lose at most, and then let the market perform.

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CexIsBad

· 4h ago

Spot trading is really enjoyable, no need to get your hands chopped off by the leek farmers.

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consensus_whisperer

· 4h ago

What’s the big deal about breaking through 3300? Leveraged trading still ends up blowing up anyway. Spot trading is the real king, worry-free. Stop obsessing over K-lines every day, brother. It’s time to sleep. What can be decided in an hour? Long-term holding is the real strategy. Leveraged trading is exhausting. I choose to lie flat and wait.

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LiquidityWitch

· 4h ago

ah, the classical delusion that holding spot somehow shields you from the market's darker rituals. spot just means you're waiting for transmutation that might never come—at least with leverage you're honest about the sacrifice. but sure, let the market perform its arcane theater while you cope with unrealized losses brewing in the shadows.

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zkNoob

· 4h ago

Spot trading is so satisfying, no need to worry every day like with leverage trading. Wait, is this one hour really that crucial... Why do I feel like every time it's about this one hour? Alright, since it broke 3300, let's see what happens next. Having a steady mindset is indeed important, no need to stare at the screen until you're bald.

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