2026-01-05 04:40:51

#数字资产动态追踪 Ethereum's current market trend still offers a bullish opportunity. Currently, $ETH is around 3160. My approach is to consider going long here—set the stop loss at 3030, and if it breaks this key support level, exit decisively.

The target range I see is between 3250 and 3280. These two price levels are previous resistance points. If we can break through them, there is room for higher gains. Of course, this requires sufficient trading volume; if the volume is lacking, it might just be a false rally.

In the short term, technical analysis still leans towards a bullish trend, but strict adherence to stop-loss discipline is essential. After all, the crypto market is highly volatile, and a single news event can change the situation. Traders, remember: protecting your stop loss is more important than focusing solely on profits.

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AirdropNinja

· 01-07 23:53

Run immediately if 3030 breaks, don't be greedy

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-07 21:19

It's the same routine again. Once 3030 breaks, I have to run. I've already learned that long ago.

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EthSandwichHero

· 01-06 14:59

Stop-loss discipline is spot on; I used to ignore advice, and as a result, 3050 broke directly, and I didn't execute the stop-loss, losing five points outright. --- I'm also watching the 3250 to 3280 range, just to see if the volume can keep up, otherwise it might be another fake rally. --- Damn, another black swan news event. Can we finally hold on to the long positions peacefully this time? --- A 130-point stop-loss space, with a decent risk-reward ratio, but I'm worried about a sudden drop caused by negative news overnight. --- Being long isn't wrong; the key is having the psychological resilience to withstand the volatility. --- I no longer pay attention to rebounds with uncooperative volume; I'd rather miss out than get cut. --- I didn't dare to enter at this point; I feel there's still a chance of further decline, so let's wait and see. --- It's much more satisfying to stick to the stop-loss than chase profits—that's the truth, and we should have played it this way from the start.

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HashBrownies

· 01-05 05:10

Once 3030 is broken, we have to run, don't be greedy

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-05 05:09

Run when 3030 breaks, I'm not gambling this time.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-05 05:05

Stop-loss discipline is the key, how many people are just greedy enough to get liquidated.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 01-05 05:01

Damn, is 3030 going to be washed out again? --- Trading volume is really the decisive factor. I lost a lot during that fake rally before. --- Stop-loss discipline is correct, but I just can't control myself. --- Did anyone buy the dip at 3160? How's the mentality now? --- We can only breathe a sigh of relief if we break through 3280, but it doesn't seem very likely. --- One news drop and everything is useless—that's the crypto world. --- Bullish? I think it's doubtful. I'll consider it if it retraces to 3100. --- Keeping stop-loss is more important than making money. That's so true. --- The 3250 resistance is so strong; how can it be broken easily? --- If trading volume can't keep up, it's just a false rebound. No confidence.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-05 04:57

The point about stop-loss is quite correct. Last time, I was caught off guard because I couldn't bear to cut my losses.

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