2026-01-07 03:00:36

#数字资产动态追踪 A few days ago, the 3300 level stabilized, but then signs of oscillation and pullback began to appear. I think the next step is likely to wait for the data response—significant market adjustments are quite common at this stage. If a low point occurs, it could be a good entry opportunity. Compared to commodities like gold, which are more affected by geopolitical situations, cryptocurrencies are less sensitive.

I am quite optimistic about this week's trend, expecting it to push towards 3800 or even higher. Tonight, the main focus should be on the emotional fluctuations in the 3400-3500 range—if we can enter at the lows, the subsequent rebound potential is quite considerable. $ETH $BTC $SOL The performance of these mainstream coins is worth paying attention to.

ETH-0,71%

BTC-0,92%

SOL-1,49%

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HodlKumamon

· 16h ago

Holding steady at 3300 is actually more concerning; if a wave of data comes in, it could be an excellent time to buy at low levels. --- Trying to touch the 3400-3500 range and then moving away—don't be greedy, friends. --- Waiting for a low point to enter is the right move; there's no need to rush. --- How ETH performs this week is the key; just follow BTC. --- Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is the way to go; don't think about pinpointing the exact bottom. --- Still, I think we should keep an eye on 3500; only a break below counts. --- A rebound space is not significant; let's wait for the data before making any moves. --- This wave of adjustment is actually a blessing; statistically, it's an opportunity to gather heads. --- 3800 is too optimistic; let's stabilize at 3500 first before talking. --- Mainstream coins have been a bit weak lately; stay alert.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-09 14:02

I'm a bit skeptical about the statement that 3300 has stabilized; I feel the rebound is still superficial.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 04:48

3300 didn't hold, still depends on whether we can defend 3400 tonight

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-07 03:27

After 3300 has been stable for so long, it finally stabilized, but now it's causing trouble again. I'm really exhausted.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-07 03:26

3300 stabilizes, so what? Still have to keep dollar-cost averaging. Waiting for data to reflect? I'm just waiting for the bottoming opportunity. 3400-3500 definitely has potential, but I’m more optimistic about the next surge. Mainstream coins need to be watched closely, SOL has been a bit restless lately. Entering at the low point is really satisfying, just depends on who reacts faster. Breaking 3800? Let’s get past 3600 first, don’t get too confident. This wave of volatility is actually an opportunity, the bold ones have already bottomed out. Crypto has this advantage, it doesn’t get bogged down by geopolitical tensions. Wait, this chart looks a bit familiar... It was like this last year too, and then it doubled.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-07 03:25

Once it stabilizes at 3300, it will start to fluctuate. I’m familiar with this pattern. Entering the market at a low point is the right move.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-07 03:23

After being stuck at 3300 for so long, you really have to wait for a dip to buy in, or else you'll just be trapped.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-07 03:19

3300 has stabilized and then pulled back. I believe the low point is right in front of us. Entering at the low is the key, don't fear retracement. 3800 is a bit aggressive as a target, are you too optimistic again? Let's wait and see how 3400-3500 performs, feels promising. Mainstream coins need to be closely watched, especially during this oscillation cycle. Once the data comes out, you'll know—there's indeed attractive rebound potential. But I still think it's better not to rush into chasing highs; the low points are the real opportunities.

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