2026-01-03 01:21:32

Ethereum finally broke through the resistance line that had been pressing on it for several months. From a low of 2775 to the current 3131.41, this rally is quite significant.

The key is that this time it's not just a fleeting rebound like before. From a technical perspective, it broke through a long-term downward trend — what does this mean? It indicates that market sentiment is shifting.

Simply put, as the core infrastructure of the blockchain ecosystem, Ethereum's fundamentals have never changed; it has just been underestimated by the market during this period. Now, the market is beginning to recognize this, and the counterattack has begun.

Looking up from the 3131.41 level, 4000 is not an unreachable dream. But such opportunities won't wait forever just because they are in front of you. When the price hits 3500, it will be too late to regret. The current ETH price is the last entry point to participate in a new round of market trends. Are you waiting, or are you going to seize it now?

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-06 00:25

Oh man, this wave is really different, feels like it's coming --- It's the same last entry point again, I've heard this phrase for half a year --- The pressure line has been broken, but I still want to wait for a pullback before entering --- Sounds good, people said the same about 2775 back then, but it was immediately cut in half --- The ETH fundamentals haven't changed, but what does the price tell us --- I just want to know if there will be another flash crash before 3500 --- Breaking the long-term downtrend is indeed a signal, but could this be another fake-out? --- I already got in early, now just hoping I can hold until 4000 --- The problem is, the risk of entering now is the same as before --- This article feels like urging to buy, a bit uncomfortable --- ETH is indeed cheap now, but my wallet is even cheaper

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-04 02:38

Haha, finally no longer in the red to the head. This time the breakdown indeed looks a bit different. It's the "last entry point" again. I'm tired of hearing this phrase, but on the other hand, going from 3131 to 4000 still has some room for imagination... The key is whether it can stay stable. Repeatedly testing the resistance line is getting annoying. The fundamentals haven't changed, which is true, but don't forget the three-minute hype in the crypto world. If it suddenly plunges then, don't cry.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-03 01:47

ETH this time is real. Breaking the resistance line feels different. I'm just worried it might be another round of suppression and shakeout. Wait, are we really going to hit 4000? I still can't quite believe it... There's still a chance before 3500, don't be in such a rush. They're starting to say the fundamentals haven't changed again, I'm tired of hearing that. The key is when will the coin truly take off? Should I buy now or wait? Honestly, I'm a bit conflicted. Such breakouts are often illusory. What if there's a big drop next time? It feels like ETH is just being pulled back and forth repeatedly, it's exhausting.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-03 01:46

Wait, can this breakout of the pressure line really hold? I saw similar hype a few months ago, and it ended up falling back. But this time, the fundamental logic is indeed solid; we still need to see if it can stay above 3200.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 01-03 01:45

The trend lines have all been broken. Is this really different this time? To be honest, I'm a bit tempted, but I said the same thing when it was 3000... --- Is 4000 really that close? It feels like every time it's the same story, and it hurts just as much when it gets slapped back. --- I've heard many times that the entry point is the last buy-in. I just want to know what to do if it drops back again. --- I believe the fundamentals haven't changed, but market sentiment... can you really get a good grasp on it? --- If it really hits 3500, someone will probably say it will go higher again. Should we wait for a clear support level before jumping in? --- The trend line has been broken, but can this rebound last? I'm not that optimistic. --- Every day shouting to buy the dip, shouting about opportunities. Whose prediction has been right? Anyway, I've been cut enough.

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BlockImposter

· 01-03 01:34

After blowing for so long, can we really break the resistance line this time? I remain skeptical. It's the same last-minute entry point argument again; I'm tired of hearing this talk. Entering at 3131, just wait to be trapped; history will repeat itself. So what if the resistance line is broken? It depends on whether we can hold steady; otherwise, it's just a rebound. I'll just wait and see, let's talk about it at 4000. Good fundamentals are useless; market sentiment can turn on a dime, don't be too naive.

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