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Why does “Er Bing” keep outperforming “Da Bing”? I’ve been reminding people these days.
Recently, I’ve had many brothers ask me why I’ve been saying that Er Bing should be prioritized for bullish positions these days, and even in many cases, I haven’t told everyone to chase Da Bing.
Actually, I wrote about it back on July 21.
Why is Da Bing strong sometimes, and Er Bing strong other times?
At the time, I said not to stare only at Da Bing every day—sometimes market funds have already started flowing into Er Bing.
Then on July 22, I posted another one.
At that time, many people’s attention was still on Da Bing, but my thinking had already started to shift toward Er Bing.
Because from the order book, from the funds, and even from the price-movement rhythm, ETH is clearly stronger than Da Bing.
And the facts are there for everyone to see.
Over the past couple of days, although Da Bing has also been rising, what truly showed breakout momentum was Er Bing.
Last night, many brothers also asked me whether to short around 1910-1920.
My answer is still the same: I don’t recommend shorting against the current momentum.
This morning, Er Bing kept pulling up to around 1967.
If last night you were still shorting continuously in the 1910-1920 area and didn’t place proper stop-losses, this move is basically bound to feel uncomfortable.
A lot of traders always like to think: once it’s gone up a lot, it must be going to drop.
But the real market isn’t like that.
As long as the trend hasn’t ended, it can keep going up; as long as the funds haven’t withdrawn, it can keep being strong.
So these days, I’ve been saying: instead of guessing the top every day, look first at where the funds are moving.
When the funds start returning to Da Bing, we’ll then look at Da Bing.
When Er Bing starts to weaken, we’ll consider switching our thinking.
Trading isn’t gambling with the market on who wins or loses—it’s moving along with the market.
Who’s strong, we do first; who’s weak, we touch less.
That’s also what I’ve been emphasizing throughout this recent market. If later the funds shift back to Da Bing, I’ll sync with everyone right away—I won’t cling to a single viewpoint and refuse to change.#美国对60个经济体加征关税 $ETH $BTC