#数字资产市场动态 Ethereum's current position is quite interesting. The daily resistance level is right in front of us, and the market is stuck here — whether it can break through or must pull back, that's the real question.
From a chart perspective, the lows are gradually rising, indicating that someone is quietly accumulating. The inflow of funds is a fact, but Bitcoin won't skyrocket in a straight line; there will inevitably be repeated fluctuations in the middle.
What if there's a volume breakout? Then the market could get interesting, and a push towards 3100 is entirely possible. But at this point, don't get carried away; focus on the retest — if it can't hold, it's a false breakout, and the trend needs to be reassessed.
Conversely, there's also a possibility of a sharp rise followed by a pullback. Even if the main trend is upward, there might be a shakeout and shake hands first. Once key support is broken, the short-term downside could be much larger than expected. At this time, risk control and stop-losses really need to be on high alert.
In simple terms, follow the trend — $SOL, $BNB follow the same logic. If the structure is clear, then go; if the rhythm is chaotic, then wait. Don't let emotions dominate your trading; that's the fastest way to lose money.
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PaperHandSister
· 4h ago
The resistance level is holding, so it all depends on whether the bottom is lifted or not—that's the key.
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It's the same story again: volume breakout or false breakout, is it really just based on intuition?
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Risk control definitely needs to be strict; otherwise, you'll just become a leek.
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Waiting for the right rhythm. Anyway, I'm the type who can't wait.
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If $ETH keeps getting stuck like this, I’ll switch to $SOL; I’m bored.
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Emotional dominance? Isn't that just my daily operation? Haha.
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The moment support is broken, I’m definitely asleep; only to wake up and find I lost.
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WhaleMistaker
· 4h ago
The pressure level here is really a mess, let's see who blinks first
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3100? First, see if the pullback can hold, otherwise it's all just talk
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Here we go again, last time saying to go with the trend and got washed out completely
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Money inflow? Nonsense, it's all the main players accumulating
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I never set stop-losses; going all-in directly is the real way
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Raising the bottom indicates someone is bottom-fishing, just follow honestly
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I've seen many false breakouts; I won't be fooled again this time
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It's well said, but the difficulty of trading is still not clearly explained by you
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BlockchainBard
· 4h ago
Breakout or false breakout, the key is whether the trading volume tells the truth or not.
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DegenWhisperer
· 4h ago
The resistance level is here, but we need to wait for volume to pick up before we can watch the show; otherwise, it's just a false alarm.
I also want 3100, but first I need to see if the bottom can hold steady.
This washout pattern, I have to go through it every time, so annoying.
Have you set your stop-loss? This wave is very critical.
Following the trend isn't that hard; what's difficult is holding back from chasing highs.
#数字资产市场动态 Ethereum's current position is quite interesting. The daily resistance level is right in front of us, and the market is stuck here — whether it can break through or must pull back, that's the real question.
From a chart perspective, the lows are gradually rising, indicating that someone is quietly accumulating. The inflow of funds is a fact, but Bitcoin won't skyrocket in a straight line; there will inevitably be repeated fluctuations in the middle.
What if there's a volume breakout? Then the market could get interesting, and a push towards 3100 is entirely possible. But at this point, don't get carried away; focus on the retest — if it can't hold, it's a false breakout, and the trend needs to be reassessed.
Conversely, there's also a possibility of a sharp rise followed by a pullback. Even if the main trend is upward, there might be a shakeout and shake hands first. Once key support is broken, the short-term downside could be much larger than expected. At this time, risk control and stop-losses really need to be on high alert.
In simple terms, follow the trend — $SOL, $BNB follow the same logic. If the structure is clear, then go; if the rhythm is chaotic, then wait. Don't let emotions dominate your trading; that's the fastest way to lose money.