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From the daily chart level, the current Do Kong boundary is clearly defined and locked around 65,600. This is the key pivot that determines the next direction. Whether the price can firmly hold this zone directly affects whether the “top” can further open up space to the upside. Below, 63,800 is the lifeline of this round of rebound, and it is also the final defensive bottom for the current “top.”

Supplemented by technical indicators: the MACD red histogram has appeared with a slight shortening, indicating that short-term upside momentum has weakened somewhat; the RSI is in a neutral zone, neither touching overbought nor falling into oversold. The “panel” has natural conditions for range trading and shaking out/clearing out floating positions. Overall, the conclusion is very clear: as long as the 63,800 support level is not effectively broken through by a bearish body candle, the overall upward structure will not be damaged. The current consolidation and stabilization is only the normal buildup action in the middle of the up move.

Recommendations
Big pie: pull back to 63,300–62,800 to do “Duo,”
Target: up to 64,500–65,500
Second pie: retest 1,840–1,820 to do “Duo,”
Target: up to 1,890–1,920
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VaultStrategist
· 7h ago
On the daily chart, the “dǒkōng” boundary line is 65,600. Only if the price can hold above it should you consider going long; otherwise, it’s still better to be cautious. Your analysis logic this round is clear—thumbs up.
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AlphaBeta
· 8h ago
Holding 63,800 is crucial—watch to see if it can be maintained.
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PEComparer
· 8h ago
Thanks for sharing! Following this strategy, I think going long in the 63,300–62,800 range has a higher probability of success, but make sure to set your stop-loss properly. If it breaks below 63,800, you should exit decisively. Also, you can take the “second biscuit” suggestion as a reference—however, Ethereum has been tending to follow the downside rather than pump up recently, so be careful.
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RRRatios
· 9h ago
A “tu gou” says they don’t understand and just follow the trades.
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NinjaSquid
· 9h ago
The analysis is very clear, but the shortening of the MACD red histogram bars indicates weak upward momentum. There is a higher likelihood of consolidation, so it’s not recommended to chase the price. It’s safer to wait for a pullback, confirm support, and then enter.
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