Getting liquidated is probably one of the hardest parts of crypto trading. One wrong move, one unexpected candle, and hours or even months of hard-earned money can disappear in seconds.
Leverage can multiply your profits, but it can destroy your capital just as quickly.
Let’s discuss 👇
What’s your biggest lesson from getting liquidated?
* Overleveraging? * No Stop-Loss? * Market Manipulation? * Not managing risk properly?
Remember: Surviving the market is more important than winning every trade.
Ethereum hovering around $2,500, right at the circle in the Box Last time this structure also went sideways, dipped, then only broke out. ( circle on the left )
This time there's already been a spring around $1,500, price pulled back to the upper edge. Closing above $2800 to confirm phase E If it follows the previous circle pattern , $ETH price COULD pull back to at least $2290 -$2100 ( LPS phase D )
What do you think $ETH NEEDS. To retest the $2100 area first or will it sweep at $2500 and enter phase E ?