Ethereum Foundation makes an additional investment of $42 million to purchase Ether. On Monday, approximately 20,470 ETH, worth about $42 million, were transferred from a wallet associated with the Ethereum Foundation to the Beacon Chain through a series of coordinated deposit methods. This is one of the largest transfers so far in the ongoing staking promotion process. $ETH

DuoTou continues to increase volume, reaching a strong rebound at the low level of 64,930. Currently, it is fluctuating around 67,500. Ming Lou tonight: around 67,700-68,200, watch for movement towards 66,800-65,800. Ming Lou tonight: around 2,070-2,090, watch for movement towards 2,020-1,980.

Recently, I noticed that half of the newcomers make the same mistake — they buy a coin and just wait for it to grow. The result? They get stuck in a position for weeks or even months. That’s where understanding that profit is not just a desire to earn but a specific goal that needs to be calculated before entering the trade helps. Profit is essentially your target percentage gain at which you exit the position. It sounds simple, but this simplicity is what prevents many mistakes. When you know in advance at what price you will close the trade, you don’t succumb to emotions and don’t wait for “a little more.” The formula is straightforward: target price equals entry price multiplied by (1 plus profit percentage divided by 100). It sounds more complicated than it actually is. Let me give real examples. Bought a coin at 1.000 USDT and want a 0.5% profit. The target price will be 1.005 USDT. Just place a sell order and forget about it. Or another case — entry at 0.328, profit 0.6%. I calculate: 0.328 × 1.006 = 0.330. You exit at 0.330. No magic, just pure math. Now the question — what profit size should you choose? If you want to avoid being stuck in a position, set it at 0.3–0.6%. If the coin is volatile, you can go for 0.7–1.0%. Above 1.5% is already high risk. The market might not give you that profit, and you could stay in a loss for several days. The main mistake beginners make is not accounting for fees. About 0.1% on entry, another 0.1% on exit. Total 0.2%. If you set your profit below 0.2%, you will just cover the fees and break even. So, the profit should be at least 0.2–0.3% to make it worthwhile. With 0.5%, your net profit will be roughly 0.3% after all fees. Currently, BTC is trading around 67.56K (+1.46% in 24 hours), ETH around 2.06K (+2.82%), BNB around 618 (+0.84%). See, even on large assets, movements are small. This confirms that properly calculated profit is your safety net. It’s better to close 5 trades at 0.5% profit than to wait for one big 5% move that you might never see. Trading is not about intuition or luck. It’s pure math and discipline. Always calculate your profit before entering — don’t do it “by eye.” That’s how small, frequent profits accumulate into a serious result over time.