#ETH走势分析 Ethereum this short positions trend hasn't ended yet, the 2850 level is likely to be broken.

From a technical perspective, if it continues to decline, 2700 is the first key observation point, followed by 2600 and 2500 which may also be tested. In more extreme cases, 2300 is not out of the question. This is the current rhythm of the market, with strong short positions.

However, speaking of which, the crypto market changes too quickly. There might suddenly be a rebound for correction, or it may accelerate a breakdown. So it's very important to keep a close eye on the market; take losses when you need to, and take profits when you need to. In such a one-sided market, if you follow the right direction, you can reap the rewards; if you follow the wrong direction, you will get hurt. $ETH

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DegenWhisperer

· 14h ago

Can't hold 2850? Just smash it down to 2300, it's just a matter of time anyway.

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MoonBoi42

· 14h ago

Can 2700 really hold? I bet it will break. --- It's the same old story, down down down, rebound rebound rebound, can we get a certainty here? --- Wow, is it really going to crash to 2300? My position... --- Saying stop loss and take profit is easy, but actually doing it is a nightmare. --- If the shorts are strong, let them be, waiting for the rebound to enter a position is more appealing. --- Oh my, we have to defend the market again, this frequency is a bit absurd. --- There should be support in the market around 2500, I don't believe it will just plummet. --- By the way, is anyone buying the dip around 2600? Let me see. --- This kind of analysis happens once a week, next time, 2200? 2000? --- Pay attention everyone, breaking 2700 is when it really starts.

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