#数字资产市场动态 Can the Ethereum 3365 defense line be broken? Bulls are eager at the key resistance levels of 3401-3403. This battle could determine the recent trend.

From the 4-hour chart, the trend remains upward, but the 15-minute RSI has already surged to 78.3 in the overbought zone— the question is, is this a sign of a full breakout or a carefully laid bull trap? The market is waiting for that crucial K-line to change the pattern.

**Trading Landmarks Overview**

The two most critical lines: the death line at 3401-3403 (resonance resistance on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts). Once confirmed to break upward, bulls may open up more space; the defense line is set at 3276 (1-hour support). If it fails to hold, the structure may collapse.

If the breakout is successful, the initial target is 3550, then extend to 3700.

**Operational Framework**

The only entry signal: the price confirms closing above 3405 on the 1-hour chart and stabilizes. If you don’t see this candle, don’t touch it no matter how tempting.

Set stop-loss at 3270, no room for negotiation.

Take profit in two steps: when reaching 3550, take 50% profit; move the stop-loss of the remaining position to the cost price (effectively risk-free); then focus on 3700, letting the remaining profits run freely.

**Current Data**

Currently, this signal level is C (upgraded from D). Its significance before the breakout is limited, but once broken, the quality will significantly improve. The initial risk-reward ratio is only 1.07:1, but through this staged profit-taking method, it can be optimized to 1.7:1.

The only trustworthy pattern is a volume-driven long bullish candle breakout on the 1-hour chart—everything else is noise.

**Iron Law**

Discipline always comes first. If the 1-hour candle doesn’t close firmly above 3405, don’t move your hand.

Keep positions light, using only 1-2% of total capital to test the market.

If the price breaks downward and falls through 3276, this plan is void; it’s time to exit and observe.

In short, if it breaks out, go; if it breaks down, withdraw—there’s no third option.