2026-01-08 07:33:15

Ethereum's current adjustment is basically in line with expectations. The minor support at 3160 has already been broken, and the subsequent trend still needs to be observed downward. Today's market focus is on the 3000-3100 range, especially paying attention to whether the 3030 to 3060 zone can hold, as this will determine the strength of the rebound.

Looking at a longer cycle, there is a very important trend line around 2960. From historical trends, this level is difficult to break below and can be understood as the bottom defense line of this adjustment. If it really drops to this area, it would be a relatively safe entry point.

In actual trading, there's no need to be too precise to the units. The 3000-3100 range can be used to gradually position, without entering all at once. Let the bullets fly for a while, wait for clearer signals before adding positions, as this will make risk control more reliable.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 19h ago

Buy in batches between 3000-3100, add more once the signal appears. This move is still steady. Just worried about being reckless and going all in at once haha

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CafeMinor

· 01-10 15:35

3160 has broken, I've been watching for this for a while... But if the 2960 level also collapses, I'll really panic. Wait, let me see if 3030-3060 can rebound. This level is very critical. Gradually entering the market is indeed more stable. Those who go all-in at once should reflect on their strategy.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-09 16:12

3160 has broken and is dropping further, this time really quite aggressive... But the 2960 level is indeed strong, the history is there. Dipping in batches is indeed more stable, don't go all-in at once, wait for the signal to decide.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-08 07:59

From a technical perspective, the author's analysis of the support levels is well-founded, but I need to point out a question—Is the 2960 trendline really that solid? Data shows that similar levels in history have also been broken through, which may have led to an overestimation of its defensive strength. It is recommended to be cautious when dealing with statements like "absolute bottom."

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CrashHotline

· 01-08 07:57

Gradually enter in batches of 3000-3100, that's how it's played. Keep a steady mindset and don't go all-in at once.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-08 07:52

Breaking below 3160, then continue to look bearish. However, the 2960 level does have some significance; history is there for a reason. Let's be patient and wait, don't rush to make a move.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-08 07:52

If the 3030 to 3060 level is unstable, just wait at 2960. Anyway, the historical bottom support won't let us down...

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-08 07:37

Hmm... Once again, it's "relatively safe entry point." I've heard that phrase so many times it’s like my ears are calloused. Every time, they say safety, but the results keep getting worse. It's hilarious. Can that line at 2960 really hold? Honestly, I don't quite believe it. The "historical trends" in the crypto world are often just a joke. The suggestion to stagger the layout is okay; it's definitely better than going all-in at once. Anyway, it's all money—just consider it the cost of experiencing life.

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