Ethereum is holding positions right around its theoretical fair value at the moment. The ETHBTC pair isn't looking bad either—showing some decent strength there.
Pull backs and sideways moves are totally normal. What matters more is whether we can sustain above that 3.2k barrier. If we close above it, that'd set up a solid continuation move in my view.
It's the kind of level that separates the noise from actual momentum.
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-07 09:22
3.2k is the hurdle that must be held, otherwise it's just armchair strategizing
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ForkTrooper
· 01-06 20:52
3.2k is really a critical threshold; failing to break through it is just a waste of time.
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DYORMaster
· 01-06 20:45
3.2k is indeed a critical threshold; whether it breaks or not depends entirely on the performance over the next couple of days.
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LongTermDreamer
· 01-06 20:45
Ha, this 3.2k hurdle, I heard a similar argument three years ago, and as you all know... But this time, it feels a bit different. ETHBTC's performance is indeed okay. I'll just pretend I haven't lost anything haha.
Sideways is just time trading for space. We'll just wait patiently. Anyway, we're already here.
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DevChive
· 01-06 20:44
3.2k this critical level is really a bit uncertain; whether it breaks or not depends on next week's trend.
Ethereum is holding positions right around its theoretical fair value at the moment. The ETHBTC pair isn't looking bad either—showing some decent strength there.
Pull backs and sideways moves are totally normal. What matters more is whether we can sustain above that 3.2k barrier. If we close above it, that'd set up a solid continuation move in my view.
It's the kind of level that separates the noise from actual momentum.