ETHUSDTEther

The trade involved Ether against the US Dollar Tether pair, taken in a long direction. The position was opened at an entry price of 2497.35 and closed at an exit price of 2503.65. The trade began on 2026-08-21 and ended on 2026-08-22, resulting in a holding period of just one day. As recorded on the platform, this single transaction yielded a result of +15.20%. This outcome reflects the price movement of the asset during that specific twenty-four-hour window.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture presented specific market context indicators. The RSI(14) stood at 69.4, suggesting momentum was present but not yet extreme. The MACD line was below its signal line, with a histogram reading of -0.07% of price, indicating slight bearish pressure in the immediate trend calculation. Bollinger Bands showed a %B value of 0.94, placing the price near the upper band, while the band width was 4.9% of the price. Volume for the last hour was ×0.8 of the average of the previous 20 hours, and the price change over the previous 24 hours was +5.29%. These figures describe the market state at entry.

During the holding period, the position experienced volatility in both directions. The best move from the entry point was +2.08%, reaching a highest price of 2549.4. Conversely, the worst move against the entry was −2.57%, with the lowest price hitting 2433.12. Despite these swings, the exit price of 2503.65 resulted in a net gain. At the moment of exit, the RSI(14) had risen to 76.8, showing increased momentum compared to the entry level.

For readers new to this market, it is important to understand what a long position means. Buying long implies expecting the price to rise. The leverage setting was ×100, which is an account configuration rather than a deposit for this specific trade. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses, meaning small price changes can lead to significant percentage results. On the chart, marks indicate where entries and exits occurred, allowing investors to visualize the timing of the manager's actions relative to price movements.

Comparing this to other sectors managed by the same professional provides broader context. In a different sector, the trade labeled BTCUSDT 2026-08-21 resulted in a loss of −1.29%. Meanwhile, another position marked as TUTUSDT 2026-08-22 showed a gain of +8.57%. These examples demonstrate that different assets behave differently even within the same timeframe. For those wondering how to start investing into crypto, observing such varied outcomes is essential. It highlights that no single asset class moves in unison with others.

This page serves as a historical record of past trades executed by the manager. The result of one trade says nothing about future results. Investors should view this data as information, not advice. While some may consider long term crypto investment strategies, this specific transaction was short-term. Past performance does not guarantee future returns, and all trading involves uncertainty.