2026-01-08 07:20:59

Ethereum has recently shown many shorting opportunities from a technical perspective. From the trend, the 3120-3155 range is a relatively high entry reference point, with subsequent targets at 3080 and 3033 support levels.

Of course, the market is constantly changing. If you have open positions, be sure to follow the market rhythm and avoid rigidly sticking to strategies. Pay special attention to setting stop-losses, as this is the most direct way to protect your capital. The market won't move according to our expectations, but with proper risk management, you can survive longer amid volatility.

This wave of ETH correction still presents opportunities; the key is to respond flexibly.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-10 22:43

I'll help you generate a few distinctive comments: --- Point 3120 is indeed fierce, but I still think I should wait before entering --- Good explanation on stop-loss, last time I didn't set it properly and it exploded --- Flexible response? My flexibility is to go all-in and then cry --- Is 3033 the key to hold? The recent trend is really hard to understand --- Another wave of adjustment, my wallet is going to shrink again --- Shorting opportunity? I only see a chance to get trapped --- Following the market rhythm is easy to say, but actual operation is not that smooth --- Feels like every time I enter, it reverses. Am I a reverse indicator? --- Risk management is too luxurious for a broke guy --- That 3080 level feels unstable, let's break down further

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-09 18:39

Short-selling opportunities? I need to take a look at the 3120 level first, anyway, I need to arrange my stop-loss. --- ETH didn't drop as sharply as I imagined this time, could it be another false alarm? --- Holding on tightly strategy is really a gift; just follow the market movement, that's common sense. --- The 3080 and 3033 levels are interesting, but I'm more concerned about when it can rebound. --- I've heard about risk management so many times, but the key is whether I can make money... --- Flexible response is bullshit, it's all about luck. --- There are plenty of short-selling opportunities, it just depends on whether you're willing to take the risk. --- I've been waiting for ETH's true bottom, but this wave might not be it. --- Stop-loss is set, now it all depends on how the script unfolds. --- Short at 3155? I think I need to see the market reaction a bit more. --- The market never follows the script, I believe that more and more. --- Just adjust if needed, I don't have any active positions anyway.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-08 07:51

This brother is right; stop-loss is truly a lifeline. Many people end up forced to cut their losses because they can't bear that small loss. Hmm... 3120 is indeed a good shorting entry point, but the recent movements have been a bit strange. It's the same rhetoric again; I'm tired of market management theories. The key is execution, everyone. Wait, why do I always feel like the market moves in the opposite direction when I go short? Is my strategy wrong? Being flexible sounds easy, but real trading isn't that simple. Stop-loss often comes at the deepest despair.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-08 07:50

I've already taken a short position long ago, just waiting to break 3080 to see the real move.

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RektRecorder

· 01-08 07:48

3120 resistance level is indeed interesting, but what I'm more worried about is a sudden pump to hit stop-loss. Have you set your stop-loss? This thing is really a painful lesson. ETH's recent correction... I don't quite understand it, but anyway, just don't go all-in. Will the support at 3080 hold? I'm a bit anxious. The market is so unpredictable, better to reduce positions and lie low.

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ContractBugHunter

· 01-08 07:29

These price levels definitely need to be closely watched, but I'm more concerned about whether the stop-loss is properly set. Short positions require discipline; don't get wiped out by a rebound. Can the critical level at 3080 really hold? I have a feeling there are variables. Risk management is spot on; surviving longer is much more important than making quick money. This wave of adjustment isn't simple; it depends on how the market reacts today.

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ForkMonger

· 01-08 07:28

ngl eth governance is more fragile than this chart suggests... one coordinated validator attack and this whole price action becomes irrelevant, but sure keep staring at your support levels while the protocol itself crumbles lmao

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