2026-01-03 08:25:28

The rally starting from mid-November is still ongoing, reaching a local peak in mid-December, after which I re-entered ETH. So far, the entire upward logic has been operating as planned and has not been disrupted.

Last week, I analyzed two possible paths for ETH. Based on the latest charts, the probability of following the red line is high. Next, we need to closely monitor tonight's pullback performance—this could very well be the last opportunity to buy at a low.

The next few days are critical, directly determining how far this rally can go. According to Gann time analysis, the earliest target is the week of January 12th, with a reference target around 3600-3700. If the market remains strong, it could extend to the week of January 19th, potentially approaching 3900.

How the market will develop next remains to be seen.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12h ago

The logic is still running, and I agree that it hasn't been compromised. But your Gann time prediction... has a flaw, an audit needs to be added.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-03 08:55

This time, the red line feels really stable. I also bought the dip in December. Now it's just a matter of whether tonight can give another chance to get in. Rush to 3700 in mid-January? Then I need to stock up more ETH, or I'll just be jealous when the time comes. Is Gann time reliable? Is it more useful than candlestick charts? The number 3900 is a bit tempting, but don't be too greedy. Take profits when you should. The last low? How does that sound like a sign of a big rally?

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governance_ghost

· 01-03 08:54

It's the "last time to buy at a low point" again. I've been hearing this phrase for a year, and it's hilarious.

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