2026-01-03 09:27:53

The market is moving quite aggressively, and the 3080 key level came very quickly, almost like a trap was set for you suddenly. Some friends might be scared by this pullback and wonder if they should continue holding their positions.

However, from a technical perspective, the situation might not be as pessimistic as it seems. The lower boundary of the blue channel has already moved close to the red line. Those who bought long positions around 3080 can consider setting a break-even stop-loss to at least have a psychological bottom. Currently, the trend is slightly ahead of the expected time cycle, and the possibility of shifting to operate within the yellow channel is increasing.

The key is to keep a close eye on the upper boundary of the yellow channel. If an effective breakout occurs, it can dispel previous concerns and allow you to hold onto your long positions with confidence. Conversely, if a breakout fails, consider taking profits near 3240 to lock in some gains. The market is like this—sometimes just a few points make all the difference at critical moments.

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PoolJumper

· 01-05 17:49

The 3080 trap is really quite harsh, but to be honest, breaking through the yellow channel is the real key.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-05 04:38

This wave of 3080 is really fierce, I almost got caught too haha

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ForkMaster

· 01-05 04:29

This wave of 3080 is indeed a bit fierce, but honestly, compared to the fork arbitrage I participated in before, this fluctuation is really nothing. The living expenses for raising three kids are all earned through this strategy. If the yellow line breaks through, keep holding; if not, see you at 3240. It's that simple, don't overthink it.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-03 09:51

The position at 3080 is indeed a bit urgent, but the highlight is the upper edge of the yellow channel.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-03 09:49

The 3080 level is really tough; it almost scared me into a heart attack. But looking at the technicals, I feel there's still hope.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-03 09:44

This wave of 3080 is indeed scary, but from a technical perspective, it's not time to give up yet.

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TokenSleuth

· 01-03 09:38

The 3080 wave is indeed a bit fierce; I almost thought it was going to break... But looking at the yellow channel, this logic is still acceptable. --- It's the same technical analysis again, always talking about key levels, but it still comes down to luck. --- Protecting capital with stop-loss is a good move; it's definitely more comfortable than being trapped. --- If it can't break above the yellow channel's upper boundary, then see you at 3240. Simple and straightforward, I like this approach. --- It feels like every time, just a few points off, and the market loves to play this psychological game. --- What is the mindset of friends who are now long on 3080? Can you hold on? --- The yellow channel is definitely worth paying attention to; the future trend mainly depends on this. --- Instead of obsessing over technicals, think about how much you can lose—that's the real focus.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-03 09:28

This wave of 3080 really fooled a lot of people. Those who cut losses and sell off, I just watch the show quietly.

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