2026-01-14 07:29:31

Although US PPI data is about to be released, its actual impact has already been digested by the current market performance. Tonight's focus is more on the subsequent actions of North American market participants.

Last night's market movement is indeed worth analyzing. From a technical perspective, after the previous adjustment, the market showed clear reversal signals. If your trading approach is still stuck on shorting, it's time to reevaluate your strategy.

Specifically, regarding the assets:

The logic of going long on LTC from the 75.9 level is still ongoing. The first take-profit target at 78.5 has been reached, and the current focus shifts to the second take-profit level at 82.9. Once this level is touched, consider gradually reducing positions while maintaining a core holding to let the trend continue.

For ETH, long positions were laid out on Monday night in the 3065-3095 range, and on Tuesday night, the bullish outlook was reaffirmed at 3140. Both batches of orders are currently in a comfortable profit zone. The key to this type of operation is to stagger entries, reducing risk while ensuring you don't miss the trend.

The rhythm of trading often determines the final gains. Many people are not wrong about the direction but struggle with timing and position management. Once you've confirmed the main trend, the crucial point is how to maximize profits by gradually raising stop-loss levels while protecting your principal — this is what is called "steady growth."

From a macro perspective, recent days' market movements do carry significant uncertainties. But regardless of volatility, maintaining clear trading discipline is the best way to avoid being tossed around by the market. Opportunities during the day are relatively limited, but evening sessions often reveal clearer directional signals.

Tonight, all three markets—Europe, America, and Asia—are active. The short-term trend may go in two directions: one, continue this upward momentum until Friday, or accelerate further; or two, a pullback to clear out some follow-on traders, then resume the rally. In any case, maintaining risk awareness and flexible position adjustments are essential.

In summary, the market reversal signals have already appeared, and the technicals of mainstream coins support a bullish outlook. But trading is never simply black or white; attention to detail ultimately determines the final profit and loss.

LTC-8,75%

ETH-1,67%

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 4h ago

Talking about PPI digestion again, discussing technical reversal again, I've been through all that. In 2018 with EOS, it was the same story. And in the end? Retail investors still have to look at the main force's face. Dipping your toes in gradually sounds good, but the problem is most people simply don't have the mental resilience to stick with it. They lose everything on their first loss. Numbers like 82.9, 3140... now they speak with such confidence, but when the market reverses, it's "market volatility is high" and "stop-loss washing," blaming the market. These excuses are really old. That line "Details determine profit and loss" is somewhat honest, but unfortunately, most people are terrible at paying attention to details, and they still insist on listening to some trading rhythm theory.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-14 07:59

Friends who are shorting, it's time to wake up Batching your positions is indeed comfortable, just worry about getting itchy and exiting early LTC this wave ran from 75.9 to 82.9, timing needs to be right, otherwise it's a loss PPI data has already been digested, let's see how North America handles it tonight Details can really determine life or death, don't let the market drive you to depression

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 01-14 07:59

nah the "market already priced it in" part is classic copium... watched this exact setup dump on schedule last cycle, vesting unlocks incoming fr fr

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HalfIsEmpty

· 01-14 07:57

Reverse signals appear, it's time to clear the short positions. Gradually deploying this set is indeed smart; LTC this wave is not a loss. Getting the rhythm right is the real skill; even if the direction is correct, it's useless. PPI data has already been digested; smart people have seen through it long ago. ETH is comfortable in these two batches, just waiting for the European and American markets this evening. Keep the core position and let it run; this is the way to steady growth. Daytime is boring; the real life-and-death moment is at night. 78.5 has been reached, now watch 82.9; should I go all-in directly? Trading discipline is more valuable than anything; those who are tossed around by the market lack strategy. Both directions are possible, but no matter which way it goes, staying flexible will prevent getting trapped.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-14 07:55

If only I had bought ETH on Monday, it would be perfect. Now watching others comfortably profit, I, who am late to the game, am truly stunned... If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have shorted. This reverse signal came too suddenly, completely disrupting the rhythm. Honestly, it's my lack of skill; I didn't seize the opportunity. Now I regret it to death. 82.9? I see LTC rising, but I have nothing in hand. It's so frustrating. Who knows if this market shakeout will accelerate upward or not? Anyway, it's not my turn to make that money...

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BoredStaker

· 01-14 07:51

Staggered deployment is the way to go; going all-in is just for gamblers. It feels like PPI has become a decoration; North America tonight is the key. I'm also selling off this wave of LTC, seen at 82.9. ETH still depends on timing; otherwise, even the best direction is useless. Friends who are short should reflect; the signals are so obvious. Night trading is the most interesting; there's really no opportunity during the day. Setting stop-losses is easy to talk about but hard to do.

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MetaLord420

· 01-14 07:35

Honestly, those who are shorting really need to wake up; the reverse signals are right in front of us. Staggered positioning is indeed a brilliant move; no wonder it's a steady way to increase value. PPI? It's already been digested. The key tonight is in North America. With LTC's current pace, 82.9 isn't far off; it all depends on whether we can wash out the FOMO traders. Timing is everything. If the direction is right, a wrong position is just a waste. This principle must be ingrained in your mind. Night trading sessions are often interesting. Playing with Europe, America, and Asia together—both scenarios require caution. Pushing stop-losses upward is true trading skill, letting profits run.

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