During the holiday market, ETH still maintains a volatile trend. In the past two days, the price has been oscillating between $2,900 and $3,010, and liquidity has indeed declined. The most noteworthy point on the chart is the $2,772 level, where a large amount of chips are accumulated at a single price. If it breaks above or below this level, it will be a key signal.
On-chain turnover data also reveals some clues—24-hour turnover is about 180,000 tokens, significantly down from 330,000 tokens yesterday. The shrinking turnover reflects a weakening market participation, which is a typical holiday characteristic. In the short term, as long as the key chip level is not broken, the probability of maintaining sideways movement remains high. Continue to observe the subsequent volume performance.
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ContractTearjerker
· 13h ago
That's how holidays are—trading volume keeps dropping, and this wave of ETH volatility is really boring.
We must keep a close eye on the 2772 level; if it's broken, a reaction is expected.
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SolidityJester
· 13h ago
Holiday market trend is like this, trading volume has shrunk significantly, no wonder it's so boring to trade sideways.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 13h ago
It's another holiday market, almost falling asleep, ETH is bouncing around at 2900
Trading volume halved, this means no one is really playing
The key level at 2772 must be watched closely, otherwise it's just mindless sideways movement
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MaticHoleFiller
· 13h ago
That's how holidays are. Once the trading volume drops, everything is pointless. Just wait for it to break below 2772.
During the holiday market, ETH still maintains a volatile trend. In the past two days, the price has been oscillating between $2,900 and $3,010, and liquidity has indeed declined. The most noteworthy point on the chart is the $2,772 level, where a large amount of chips are accumulated at a single price. If it breaks above or below this level, it will be a key signal.
On-chain turnover data also reveals some clues—24-hour turnover is about 180,000 tokens, significantly down from 330,000 tokens yesterday. The shrinking turnover reflects a weakening market participation, which is a typical holiday characteristic. In the short term, as long as the key chip level is not broken, the probability of maintaining sideways movement remains high. Continue to observe the subsequent volume performance.