2026-01-05 11:20:22

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Ethereum tests support again, and the needle insertion at the 3131 level once again verifies the market's harshness.

Yesterday afternoon's market movement was a textbook quick bottoming out—price started to decline from around 3230, quickly hitting the 3120 area, triggering many stop-loss orders set in that region. It then immediately rebounded above 3160, all within less than an hour.

What does this indicate? Technical support levels are not infallible. The real market often temporarily breaches theoretical defenses to test the liquidity below. Many traders habitually see support levels as safe entry points, but in actual trading, these areas are often quickly broken and then rapidly reclaimed—those stop-loss orders triggered serve to clean out weak hands and shake out positions.

From a technical perspective, this dip has released some short-term pressure. The lower support may have been tested. I personally hold long positions established around 3170 and am currently watching for further rebounds. The target range is between 3260 and 3300. If this resistance zone can be effectively broken, the short-term rebound space will be broader.

$ETH The current trend node is very critical. Next, we need to closely observe whether the price can hold above 3180, and also watch for new buying interest. Market sentiment can change rapidly; such quick fluctuations are both risks and potential opportunities—what matters most is how to respond to sudden volatility rather than passively waiting.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-05 22:23

Another day of being hit with stop-loss orders, all of the stop-loss orders are collectively sacrificed. Oh my god, this rapid bottoming out is truly incredible. It dropped from 3230 to 3120 within an hour and then bounced back. Playing around? Support level? Haha, sounds nice, but in reality, it's just a liquidity hunting ground. I'm also in that order at 3170, just waiting to see if it can break through 3260, otherwise, I'll keep taking flying knives. These daily fluctuations up and down make my hands tremble. Forget it, no more predictions. Just react to the market, wait for that new buy order to save the scene.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-05 11:59

Got whipped again, this is crypto. --- That move at 3120 was really fierce, stop-losses all wiped out. --- Support levels are just a joke, the market loves to deceive like this. --- Waiting for 3260? I think it's doubtful, the rebound is weak. --- Cleaning up is one thing, but I still haven't recovered my positions. --- This rebound is really just for show. --- If 3180 can't hold, I'll exit. --- Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just cutting the leeks. --- I entered at 3200, and now I feel really uncomfortable. --- Did it rally this time? Hard to tell.

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MevSandwich

· 01-05 11:50

Got stabbed again? No wonder so many people got liquidated yesterday. 3131 This wave was really fierce, stop loss was completely wiped out. Support levels... sound reliable, but when it comes to actually using them, it's just a joke.

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BearMarketBarber

· 01-05 11:50

It's the familiar routine again, over and over with just over 3100 Got poked out again? Serves you right, stop-loss is just meant to give big players money Dipping to 3170? I just want to see how high it can rebound I dare to bet this time it won't break 3300 either, just this limited space up and down Rather than watching support levels, it's better to see how big players move—that's the real truth

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GweiWatcher

· 01-05 11:49

Here comes another round of cutting leeks. I was directly knocked out during the 3120 wave. Feeling heartbroken.

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Hash_Bandit

· 01-05 11:48

nah man, these wick hunts remind me of the asic arms race days... everyone thinking they found solid support until the big boys liquidate the whole order book in seconds. seen it a thousand times lol

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-05 11:35

It's the same old story... After 3120 crashes down, it immediately pulls back up, a classic example of "liquidity cleaning." In plain terms, it's a standard method of cutting the leeks.

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TideReceder

· 01-05 11:29

Getting stabbed again, and this time it’s pretty harsh Using the same trick again? The support level is just a cover Alright, let’s wait until the rebound to 3300 to see I just want to know who was bottom-fishing at 3120 This round of cleaning out the weak hands is really intense Can the bulls still hold on? Feels uncertain If the 3180 resistance isn’t broken, it’s all just talk Sounds good, but in reality, it’s just being cut off again Where is the next support? Can anyone give a definite answer? Liquidity testing is just an excuse for big players to wipe out retail investors

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SerumSquirter

· 01-05 11:26

Here comes the needle again, who’s stop-loss was cut this time? --- That move at 3120 was really brutal, luckily I didn’t place an order there. --- Support levels are basically just tools to trap stop-losses, right? --- Sell when it rebounds to 3260, don’t be greedy everyone. --- I just want to know, who made money and who lost in this wave? --- Those who bought the dip at 3170 probably can’t smile now haha. --- No matter how good the technical analysis is, it can’t withstand a single needle from the market maker, lol. --- Next time, just do the opposite; if it hits the support level, push down directly, for sure.

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