$ETH Currently, it's oscillating between 2080-2090. I opened a short position earliest at 2120, and I added to the short when it broke below 2100. If it breaks below 2083, I will continue to add shorts. Before breaking below that level, I will wait and watch, and consider adding positions around 2115. My target is to reduce positions by 70% around 2060, with the core position set around 2040 and 2020. I believe we need to fill the gap around 2067 and stabilize there first, only then will there be momentum to push higher.

Does the Venus platform still need to exist? It's either been hacked or is on its way to being hacked. Plus today's $the flash loan attack—that makes 5 incidents already. Let's review Venus's hacking history: 1️⃣ 2021: Hackers exploited XVS token's poor liquidity, dumping it hard, then used overvalued XVS as collateral to borrow massive amounts of BTC, ETH, and other assets. Left the system with approximately $145-200 million in bad debt. 2️⃣ May 2022: During the LUNA collapse, Chainlink's oracle triggered its protection mechanism and paused price updates, staying at $0.107 while actual market prices fell far below. Attackers deposited billions of nearly worthless LUNA into Venus and borrowed approximately $11 million in assets using the incorrect high price. 3️⃣ October 2022: After hackers attacked the BNB cross-chain bridge to mint massive amounts of BNB, instead of immediately dumping it, they deposited it into Venus and borrowed $150 million in stablecoins. This left Venus carrying an enormous high-risk position long-term. BNB officials had to intervene and manage liquidation lines to prevent systemic risk. 4️⃣ March 2025: Hackers used flash loans to manipulate wUSDM oracle rates, causing the protocol over $700,000 in net losses. June: Suspected MEV and permission management vulnerabilities led to attack, with approximately $2 million in losses. September: A whale on a certain platform fell victim to phishing, resulting in approximately $27 million in assets (vUSDC, vETH, etc.) being maliciously transferred. While not a protocol-level code breach, Venus officials were forced to emergency "pull the plug" and pause the protocol to stop fund outflows. This again sparked intense community backlash: how can an allegedly decentralized smart contract protocol have officials who can simply shut it down whenever they want?

#Show off my portfolio gains#$ETH Today (March 15th) ETH dropped about 5.1%, breaking below the $2,100 level. Main reasons: Middle East conflict escalation, US stock pullback, rising risk-off sentiment, capital withdrawal from high-risk assets; increased ETH inflows to exchanges, long-term holders reducing positions, compounded by contract long liquidations intensifying selling pressure. Let's wait and see, I'm quite patient