2026-01-07 08:27:35

Ethereum is currently at 3255. Today, it formed a deep V-shape and rebounded after dipping to 3181. This indicates that the 3180-3200 range is quite stable—basically a bottom line that shouldn't be touched. ETF inflows have been continuous, which has provided strong support for the market.

The current market state is as follows: there is clear resistance at 3300-3350, having tested it twice without breaking through, with sell orders stacked quite thick. The 3180-3200 zone is a lifeline; once broken, the situation will change significantly.

Tonight from 21:00 to 23:00 is a critical period, as volatility will increase. Expect the price to fluctuate within the 3200-3300 range repeatedly—either breaking upward toward 3390 or falling below, requiring a reassessment.

The trading strategy is straightforward: buy in batches around 3180-3200, with a stop-loss set at 3160. If it rises to 3300-3350, gradually reduce positions; if it breaks higher, look for higher targets. Manage your position size well—don't exceed 30% of total funds, and keep individual losses under 2%. The key is that ETF inflows are still ongoing, and the technical V-shaped recovery is intact, but trading volume is declining, so be cautious of a pullback after a rally. Avoid chasing highs or bottom-fishing; wait for clear signals before taking action.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-09 16:11

Line 3180 really held up, it feels like the ETF is indeed working behind the scenes. The detail of declining volume is quite crucial; don’t get fooled into chasing after a spike later. That wall at 3300-3350 must be respected. If it doesn’t break after two attempts, who dares to chase? I also need to keep an eye on it tonight from 21:00 to 23:00. Range-bound oscillation is the most annoying. But if the position is well-controlled, this market can still be played. Just worried about a mental breakdown.

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PermabullPete

· 01-07 08:57

That 3180 line is really holding strong. Both rebounds didn't disappoint me; there's something there.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-07 08:57

Line 3180 is really taking root. The deep V rebound indicates that there are still people supporting the bottom. ETF inflows are holding up the market, but I'm worried that the fluctuations around 21:00 tonight might break it.

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-07 08:53

This 3180 level really holds up well; it all depends on how long the ETF can support it. Feels a bit uncertain.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 01-07 08:51

Line 3180 really held up, but I think we still need to wait and see. After all, declining volume signals are not very good. Volume shrinking while pushing higher often leads to a reversal. The shadow of being caught last time still hasn't faded. ETF inflows are indeed supporting, but how long can this last? It feels like a short-term bonus. If the 21-point wave truly breaks through 3350, I will sell immediately, not waiting for 3390. Better to be cautious. With 30% position, I only dare to go up to 25%. I'm still a bit uneasy about this market.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-07 08:36

3180 this threshold is really a hard stop, ETF support still has some value. --- It's another repeated tug-of-war, so annoying. Let's wait for clearer signals before acting. --- Attempted twice at 3300 but couldn't break through. The sell orders are so thick that I sold half first. --- Deep V rebound indicates institutions are defending the market; this rhythm feels a bit steady. --- Volume decline is a bit dangerous; take profits quickly when prices spike. --- No chasing or copying, just hold tight at 3180-3200 and wait for opportunities. --- Watching the market directly from 21:00 to 23:00, feels even more intense than the past two days. --- 30% position cap, can't afford to lose more than 2% on a single trade. --- ETF inflows are reliable, but I'm worried about sudden reversals.

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