Ethereum's recent performance revolves around several key levels. The 3250 area is a significant resistance zone—prices often test here, occasionally pushing higher, but are usually pushed back.
The current focus is on whether it can break through 3300. If it consistently fails to break above, then shorting at high levels becomes a good opportunity. From a technical perspective, areas of strong resistance are often good points to establish short positions, especially when the bulls cannot effectively break through.
This wave of market movement should closely monitor the performance of these two price ranges, especially whether 3300 can be truly broken—this will directly impact the subsequent trend judgment.
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SerumSqueezer
· 01-09 08:30
If 3300 can't be broken, then go short. This wave's rhythm really seems to depend on technical analysis.
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ETH is again dithering around 3250. It feels like the bulls don't have much strength.
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In my opinion, the resistance level is just that—resistance. Let's see if it can really break through 3300 before making any moves.
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Short positions are not a bad idea to set up here, but you also need to be cautious of the risks.
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Trying 3250 back and forth so many times, what else can be done... It depends on whether it can break through.
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The key is still that 3300 hurdle; if it's broken, the trend will come alive.
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Going short on the rebound is indeed tempting, just see if the bulls still have some bullets left.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 01-08 04:08
If 3300 can't be broken, it's time to start shorting the bottom. This trick works every time.
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Wait, is 3250 going to be tested repeatedly? Hmm, it's a bit annoying.
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Breaking 3300 is a dream; better to wait for a pullback.
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With so many resistance levels, it feels like we're going to see more volatility.
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I've already set up short positions at high levels, just waiting for 3300 to come and give a gift.
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The back-and-forth between 3250 and 3300—when will we get a clear move?
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A failed breakout is a signal to go short. Experienced traders all understand this trick.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-06 09:52
The data shows that every time such an analysis is made, it often signals a main force shakeout. Do you really dare to short at 3300? Good luck.
Ironically, the last time someone predicted so accurately, the account liquidation rate was 98.7% two weeks later.
I'm not trying to criticize, but anyone who has watched a few bubble cycles knows that this kind of "pressure level" analysis is often hindsight.
How many times have we tested 3300, and you still want me to believe this time is different?
From a technical perspective, closely monitor these two levels... It's recommended to first manage your risks properly.
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Token_Sherpa
· 01-06 09:52
honestly the 3300 resistance thing is kinda played out at this point... we've seen this movie before with eth. every time they hype a breakout level it just gets rejected anyway lol
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-06 09:46
This level at 3300 is indeed worth monitoring, but I am more concerned about the network's response to the recent breakdown in hash power. During the last similar resistance level breakout, the change in mining pool revenue ratios within the difficulty adjustment cycle was quite noticeable.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 01-06 09:32
That 3300 barrier really can't be broken through, it feels like it's going to be smashed down again.
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Short positions have been set up long ago, just waiting for this pullback.
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Every day bouncing between 3250, it's so annoying. When will we see a clear direction?
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If it can't break 3300, I'll keep holding short positions. This level is too comfortable.
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It was knocked back again. Is this really a true breakout or just a false one?
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Setting up short positions near the resistance level is really profitable, making a full profit.
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If it can't go below 3300, I'll just watch the show. Let's see what tricks the bulls can pull out.
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It feels like this move is just a shakeout; a breakout is only a matter of time.
Ethereum's recent performance revolves around several key levels. The 3250 area is a significant resistance zone—prices often test here, occasionally pushing higher, but are usually pushed back.
The current focus is on whether it can break through 3300. If it consistently fails to break above, then shorting at high levels becomes a good opportunity. From a technical perspective, areas of strong resistance are often good points to establish short positions, especially when the bulls cannot effectively break through.
This wave of market movement should closely monitor the performance of these two price ranges, especially whether 3300 can be truly broken—this will directly impact the subsequent trend judgment.