#ETH走势分析 The market was quite interesting this afternoon, showing resilience amid the fluctuations. If you want to catch a short-term rebound, you need to keep a close eye on a few key levels and try with a light position just to get a feel for it—don’t go all in.
First, $BTC dipped below 89,000 during the day but quickly bounced back, which shows there’s decent support at lower levels. Now, pay attention to the 88,900 to 89,200 range. If the price holds here, you can consider going long. Set your stop-loss just below 88,500, which is the bottom line of short-term support—if it breaks, exit decisively. Target levels: first target at 89,800-90,000, second target at 90,300-90,500. The overall idea is to bet on a short-term rebound in a volatile range—don’t overthink it.
Next, $ETH has hovered around the 3,000 mark several times, and there’s actually pretty strong buying power. Plus, with the fundamental support from the Fusaka upgrade, this level is worth a shot. Suggested entry range is after 3,000-3,030 stabilizes; set your stop-loss below 2,980, holding the 3,000 level and the 20-day moving average. Take-profit targets are: first at 3,055-3,065, second at 3,080-3,100.
Risk control must come first: Only act after confirming stability in the support range. Don’t chase those rebounds without volume, as you’re easily caught in fake breakouts. Keep contract positions to a maximum of 20%, strictly enforce stop-loss and take-profit—don’t hope it’ll bounce back if things go south. Watch price action and volume in real time. Once the stop-loss is triggered, get out immediately—don’t go against the trend. Short-term trading is just that—if you can’t hold, admit defeat.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 12-09 03:18
The 3000 level is indeed interesting, but I still think we should wait for a confirmation in volume before making any moves. Don't get trapped.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-08 10:32
Light position to test the waters, don’t go all-in—I agree with that. The 3000 level is indeed interesting, but I’m really wary of a rebound without volume.
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not_your_keys
· 12-08 02:16
Test the waters with a small position; going all-in is asking for trouble.
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MoonMathMagic
· 12-07 09:19
It's the same old story again. I'm tired of hearing about the 3000 mark—it should have been broken through a long time ago...
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BrokenYield
· 12-07 09:13
nah the whole "wait for confirmation" thing is where most people get rekt tho... by the time support is "confirmed" you've already missed the move tbh. seen this play out too many times during liquidity crunches. that said, the 2% position sizing is actually the only smart thing here, everything else is just hopium with extra steps.
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DustCollector
· 12-07 09:11
It's been around the 3000 mark several times now, it's still showing some resilience, and the buying pressure is indeed strong.
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OnChainSleuth
· 12-07 08:59
The 3000 level is really torturous. It does look like there’s buying support holding the line, but we still need to wait for it to stabilize before moving up. I’m afraid of getting trapped.
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ArbitrageBot
· 12-07 08:57
The 3000 level is indeed quite interesting, but I'll wait and see how the trading volume cooperates before making a move. Don't follow the crowd and get stuck.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 12-07 08:56
The 3000 mark is stuck in a tug-of-war again, it's really so annoying.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-07 08:50
the 3000 level's got that deterministic feel to it... whale clustering patterns suggest accumulated conviction here. volume signature doesn't lie.
#ETH走势分析 The market was quite interesting this afternoon, showing resilience amid the fluctuations. If you want to catch a short-term rebound, you need to keep a close eye on a few key levels and try with a light position just to get a feel for it—don’t go all in.
First, $BTC dipped below 89,000 during the day but quickly bounced back, which shows there’s decent support at lower levels. Now, pay attention to the 88,900 to 89,200 range. If the price holds here, you can consider going long. Set your stop-loss just below 88,500, which is the bottom line of short-term support—if it breaks, exit decisively. Target levels: first target at 89,800-90,000, second target at 90,300-90,500. The overall idea is to bet on a short-term rebound in a volatile range—don’t overthink it.
Next, $ETH has hovered around the 3,000 mark several times, and there’s actually pretty strong buying power. Plus, with the fundamental support from the Fusaka upgrade, this level is worth a shot. Suggested entry range is after 3,000-3,030 stabilizes; set your stop-loss below 2,980, holding the 3,000 level and the 20-day moving average. Take-profit targets are: first at 3,055-3,065, second at 3,080-3,100.
Risk control must come first: Only act after confirming stability in the support range. Don’t chase those rebounds without volume, as you’re easily caught in fake breakouts. Keep contract positions to a maximum of 20%, strictly enforce stop-loss and take-profit—don’t hope it’ll bounce back if things go south. Watch price action and volume in real time. Once the stop-loss is triggered, get out immediately—don’t go against the trend. Short-term trading is just that—if you can’t hold, admit defeat.