Ethereum is currently rebounding near the zero axis on the 2-day chart, and the resistance in this area is relatively strong. From a technical perspective, the upper resistance levels are set at 3285, 3318, 3360, and 3380, which are key points.
The support levels below are distributed at 3150, 3105, 3077, and 3055. Currently, there is a pattern of small-scale rebounds towards the zero axis. Once the small scales start to weaken, it is crucial to focus on the risk of subsequent downward movement.
My personal spot position has already been partially reduced, mainly to guard against a possible rebound on the 2-day line. The key question is: is this a weak rebound or a strong rebound? Looking at the previous rebound performance on the 1-day line can provide some insights for judgment.
**The most important thing to monitor closely is the 1-hour trend**—once the 1-hour line starts to decline, we must pay close attention to the risk of a downturn, as this will be the critical turning point for subsequent operations.
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-09 18:10
This rebound still feels a bit weak. If we can't hold 3318, it's dangerous.
Wait, if the 1-hour chart breaks, I'll clear my positions immediately. No more messing around.
I need to pay close attention to the key support at 3055.
Rebound? I think it's a weak rebound, not strong enough.
Reducing positions in this wave is a steady move. Risk should be avoided first.
The zero line here is indeed hard to break through, just as I expected.
How about 3150? Is this the life or death line?
Bro, reducing positions makes sense. I need to run some too.
If the 1-hour chart turns around, it's all over. That's the truth.
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FreeRider
· 01-09 08:23
Another fake rebound, it's a bit annoying to watch. I already reduced my position and relaxed.
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If this rebound fails again, I'll just eat dirt.
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The 1-hour chart is the key; focusing on this is enough.
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Whether 3150 can hold is the real test; otherwise, the risk continues.
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Is it a weak rebound or a strong rebound? Honestly, who can predict this accurately?
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I also reduced some positions, just waiting to see how the 1-hour chart develops.
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There's always tug-of-war around the zero line; it's a bit of a routine now.
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With so many resistance levels, it feels like a signal to break downward.
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Once the small timeframe weakens, we should be alert. This analysis is reliable.
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Breaking that 3055 line will cause an explosion; that's what I bet on.
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PebbleHander
· 01-08 21:05
The probability of a weak rebound is quite high, I feel like this level at 3318 can't be broken.
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It's another warning of a rebound, why so cautious... but I really need to watch the 1-hour chart closely.
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Wait, can we really touch 3380? No matter how I look at it, it seems like it's being smashed down.
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When a small level weakens, you have to run. I agree with this logic.
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Rebound or reversal, honestly I'm a bit confused. The 1-hour chart, help me out.
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If 3150 is gone, it's over. That's the bottom line.
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Reducing positions is a smart move. I'm still debating whether to cut or not.
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If it's a strong rebound, we'll suffer losses, but I don't want to miss a weak rebound... so annoying.
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I agree with watching the 1-hour chart, there are too many other technical factors.
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That level at 3285 is probably a false breakout again. Repeatedly smashing the price down, nobody can stand it.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 01-07 03:53
Here comes the rebound again, whether it's real or fake depends on the 1-hour chart
This wave feels like a weak rebound, if 3285 can't be broken, it's time to run
Near the zero line, this is just like that, a rebound is an opportunity to sell
I also reduced some, don't be fooled by the rebound
Once the 1-hour chart breaks, get out immediately, this time I won't be soft
If 3055 can't be held, it's really over
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 01-07 03:53
The likelihood of a weak rebound is higher; once the hourly chart breaks, it's time to run.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 01-07 03:52
Again, it's a rebound and a reduction in positions, I feel like you're gambling on a probability. If the 1-hour chart really drops, I would have already run, no need to wait for your reminder.
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If the 3380 level really breaks, we will be completely finished, don't talk about support anymore.
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I just want to know, where exactly is the boundary between weak rebound and strong rebound? Or do I still have to rely on intuition?
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Monitoring the 1-hour chart every day is basically inviting trouble for myself.
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I agree with the decision to reduce positions. Anyway, this wave of rebound feels very fake, it might drop at any moment.
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If 3055 doesn't break, I don't believe this is a downtrend risk; you're just alarmist here.
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Wait, are these key levels you mentioned set up earlier, or are you just forcing data now?
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After looking at so many technical indicators, it's better to watch the market trend of the main coin, and ETH is following suit.
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The small-scale rebound is outdated; now everyone looks at sentiment. Your chart analysis is a bit old-fashioned.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-07 03:49
It's the same old logic again... Whether 3285 breaks or not is the key.
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On the 1-hour chart, I went straight to full liquidation when it started to dip; I don't want to gamble anymore.
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Reducing positions correctly; the rebound is the easiest to deceive you.
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Basically, I'm just waiting to see if 3360 will turn over.
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I just want to know who can precisely hit that turning point...
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The data arrangement looks nice, but I'm worried about a flash crash in the afternoon.
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Let's talk about it next Monday; don't mess around over the weekend.
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Oh my God, it's happening again. Why is it always "close monitoring"...
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-07 03:25
Another rebound again, this time I don't know if it can hold above 3360...
Feels like waiting for a 1-hour breakdown is better, entering now is just gambling
3055 might be the bottom, nothing below that
Rebound is just a rebound, I still mainly look bearish, holding coins and observing
This rhythm is too familiar, last time it was the same and it still dropped sharply in the end
The 1-day line rebound is the key, all these are just false pretenses
The zero line swings back and forth, wasting time, brother
I have already reduced my position to avoid being trapped, for safety
If it can't break 3285, I think there's no hope
Ethereum is currently rebounding near the zero axis on the 2-day chart, and the resistance in this area is relatively strong. From a technical perspective, the upper resistance levels are set at 3285, 3318, 3360, and 3380, which are key points.
The support levels below are distributed at 3150, 3105, 3077, and 3055. Currently, there is a pattern of small-scale rebounds towards the zero axis. Once the small scales start to weaken, it is crucial to focus on the risk of subsequent downward movement.
My personal spot position has already been partially reduced, mainly to guard against a possible rebound on the 2-day line. The key question is: is this a weak rebound or a strong rebound? Looking at the previous rebound performance on the 1-day line can provide some insights for judgment.
**The most important thing to monitor closely is the 1-hour trend**—once the 1-hour line starts to decline, we must pay close attention to the risk of a downturn, as this will be the critical turning point for subsequent operations.