Ethereum's performance at the 3100 level directly determines the subsequent direction.
As the market reaches this point, various opinions are flying around. Let's talk about something practical—if the 3100 level is broken, there is basically no suspense, and it will continue to probe down to around 3060. Conversely, if this key level holds, then consider a rebound and shorting near the 3200 level.
That recent surge was essentially a "dead cat bounce," just a rebound. The overall trend remains unchanged. The future direction of $ETH still depends on whether it can truly break through these core price levels.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 01-10 23:25
If you can't break 3100, keep playing; if you break it, we'll wait for 3060. To be honest, it's still about whether we can stand firm.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-10 04:24
Dead cat bounce has been heard too many times. Will 3100 really hold this time? I honestly don't believe it.
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3060 bottoming out? Then I have to buy the dip and take a gamble.
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Every time they say it's a key level, and yet, it just keeps falling.
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Breaking the level is just breaking the level; anyway, I have nothing left to cut, haha.
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Instead of studying these, better ask yourself how much more you can lose.
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Just want to know if this time it will really rebound to 3200. Don’t deceive me into buying the dip again.
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No matter how nicely you put it, it can't change the fact that I'm already trapped.
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Dead cat bounce, dead cat bounce, enough. I've heard this phrase a hundred times this year.
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MEVictim
· 01-09 12:09
Dead cat bounce is real, 3100 must be held firmly this time
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Is 3060 really the bottom? I still feel like it will drop further
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Hold onto the short positions during the rebound, wait for 3200 to see
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It's that same story again, the key is whether it can truly break the level
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This bear market really feels endless, so exhausting
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Repeated fluctuations around the 3100 level, so annoying
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Breaking through key levels is not easy, ETH is still the same old story
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After the dead cat bounce, it continued to decline, it was obvious from the start
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Can the rebound to 3200 be achieved? Not very optimistic
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Stabilizing above 3100 is considered a profit, don't overthink it
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FreeRider
· 01-08 11:21
Is 3100 really that critical? I think, if it breaks, it breaks. Anyway, it's already fallen past this level many times before.
A dead cat bounce is spot on; it's just consuming retail investors' bullets.
As for 3060, it still depends on the volume. Rebounds without volume are all fake.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-08 07:58
Dead cat bounce, I’m completely over it, it’s just the feeling of being repeatedly slapped in the face.
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Whether 3100 breaks or not really depends on fate; anyway, I already sold out long ago.
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Wait, is there support at 3060? Why does it feel like it will drop further?
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Talking about breaking through the core price level easily, but who the hell knows when it will actually break?
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That wave a while ago, I knew it was just a fake rally. Are people still sleepwalking now?
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Wait, what does a high rebound mean? Rebound and short?
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Damn, I have to watch 3100 again. I’m tired of this line.
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Instead of looking at the price levels, it’s better to look at on-chain data. 3100 doesn’t hold much appeal for me.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-08 07:58
The saying "dead cat bounce" is spot on. I was just fooled by that rebound.
3100 is really the line of life and death. If it breaks, it will head straight to 3060, with no real suspense.
Whether it can stabilize this time depends entirely on whether ETH can perform well or not.
Looking at this chart, I feel exhausted.
A rebound to 3200 and then shorting at the high is possible, but it all depends on whether we can survive until then.
Basically, it's a gamble on whether the 3100 threshold can hold. If it holds, there's hope; if it breaks, it's game over.
I bet it will break; see you at 3060.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-08 07:54
3100 this critical level really can't be broken, we just need to be prepared to move downward
A dead cat bounce is just a dead cat bounce, don't expect any reversal
Only if 3100 holds will there be hope, right now it all depends on ETH's performance
Honestly, this wave of movement is a bit frustrating, it feels like it needs to drop another wave to stop the bleeding
It's the same old rhetoric, always talking about key levels, but in the end, it just gets exposed
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-08 07:52
3100 is really the line of life and death. If it breaks, it will head straight to 3060. Only by stabilizing can there be hope.
"Dead cat bounce" is used perfectly here; it's just a rebound.
Whether ETH can break through this wave depends on its performance afterward. The key level is right here.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 01-08 07:40
The saying "dead cat bounce" is getting old, let's see if 3100 can hold up.
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Is 3060 the bottom? I feel like it might go even lower, don't be too optimistic.
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Rebound to the high? Wake up, this wave is not that simple.
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These are the key levels, if we can't break through, it's all talk.
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$ETH this kind of situation, it's already too late to say anything.
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If 3100 really breaks, we'll just lie flat and wait for the rebound, what's the point of all the fuss?
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Among all the rumors flying around, this one is the clearest; the rest are just nonsense.
Ethereum's performance at the 3100 level directly determines the subsequent direction.
As the market reaches this point, various opinions are flying around. Let's talk about something practical—if the 3100 level is broken, there is basically no suspense, and it will continue to probe down to around 3060. Conversely, if this key level holds, then consider a rebound and shorting near the 3200 level.
That recent surge was essentially a "dead cat bounce," just a rebound. The overall trend remains unchanged. The future direction of $ETH still depends on whether it can truly break through these core price levels.