2025-12-30 01:26:47

Looking at the recent ETH trend, this level is indeed worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, the 2930-2890 zone forms a solid support area, and entering long positions within this range is more reasonable.

In the short term, the first resistance is around 2970. Once it stabilizes above this level, consider taking some profits. If the bulls continue to gain momentum, 3010 becomes a stronger target, allowing for locking in more gains.

Risk management is always the top priority—stop-loss levels should be planned in advance. Once key support levels are broken, cut your losses immediately; don’t hold on. There are plenty of market opportunities—missing this wave means waiting for the next, but losses are real and tangible. Deep understanding of the target and strict risk management are the two pillars of long-term stable profits.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 9h ago

I entered at the 2930 level a long time ago, and it still looks very comfortable now.

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MevHunter

· 9h ago

Bro, this analysis is somewhat insightful. I'm also watching the 2930 support level, but I don't know if it can really hold steady. But speaking of which, every time we say risk control comes first, in practice it's a different story... Cutting losses is really difficult. If 3010 really breaks, I need to think carefully about the subsequent rhythm.

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SelfCustodyBro

· 9h ago

Isn't it more attractive to go long at 2930? I care more about whether the stop-loss is set tightly compared to the 3010 target. This resistance level at 2970 feels a bit optimistic; it depends on the trading volume. Another person emphasizing the importance of risk control. The key is that after losing a few times, you realize you simply can't withstand it. 3010? Just listen, in my experience, 2950 is the point to exit. You're right, but I still hold my positions. Who made me greedy? I agree with the support zone, but this market feels a bit unpredictable. How to set the stop-loss and take-profit ratios? That's the real challenge. Everyone's right, but execution always gets distorted. That's how I do it.

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ParanoiaKing

· 9h ago

Getting on at 2930 is indeed attractive, just worried it might be just paper wealth again

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 9h ago

Really, I’m also watching the 2930 level, but I always feel this time it’s not going to be that simple. Set your stop-loss and be done with it; anyway, losing money is much faster than making money. 3010? Looks good, but don’t be greedy. Take profits when you’re in profit; that’s the secret to survival. Holding on to a position is like suicide. I used to do that too—lessons learned the hard way. Honestly, risk control is more important than anything else. No matter how good the market is, it can’t save a position without a stop-loss. If I can’t hold the 2970 level, I’ll exit. Why insist on fighting the market? The key is to know when to admit defeat; that’s more valuable than any technical indicator. I still prefer small amounts multiple times rather than going all-in at once. Although this round of gains is pretty good, there will always be a next time. Why rush? If support breaks, just walk away. There’s no need to stubbornly hold on out of spite.

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SmoothSailing888

· 9h ago

Merry Christmas, let's get bullish! 🐂

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