Looking at the four-hour trend of Ethereum, this rebound is indeed not very strong. Yesterday, I was expecting some performance, but after hitting over 3200, it lost momentum and didn't even touch the 0.382 Fibonacci level. At this pace, the 3175 level is likely to break today.
The support below looks like this: around 3120 still has some buying interest, but if it continues to break down, 3080 is the real level that can hold. Overall, the daily timeframe still shows bearish pressure, and short-term rebounds seem somewhat weak.
From a technical perspective, Ethereum is currently in a four-hour downtrend. Only a true break above 3175 could create an opportunity for divergence on the 30-minute chart. My approach is this: rather than blindly catching the bottom, it's better to wait until the four-hour rebound forms a complete move before going long, as the probability of success for shorts will be higher then.
If you insist on going long below 3175, be mentally prepared and try to keep the position light, because the daily chart still shows a bearish bias. Patience is key in the short term; when a four-hour rebound appears, that will likely be a good opportunity to short.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 1h ago
It's the same old story again. If I had listened to you yesterday, haha.
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Blockchainiac
· 5h ago
Over 3200 is no longer impressive; this rebound really drags down the momentum. Let's wait for a complete four-hour candle before making any decisions.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 5h ago
If you can't hold 3175, just look at 3080. With the current market conditions, you really have to wait; there's no rush.
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DeFiChef
· 5h ago
Here comes the textbook-style movement again. If 3175 doesn't hold, I’ll eat shit. Instead of waiting for a rebound, it's better to go all-in directly; anyway, I’ll lose either way.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 5h ago
Once again, it's about to break 3175. Is this rebound really all there is? Damn it, I keep getting tricked in every time.
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GasFeeCryer
· 5h ago
It's the same old story. Wait for a rebound before shorting again. Are we just playing around here? You said the same thing three days ago. So, what happened?
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ChainSauceMaster
· 5h ago
It's the same old story. Wait for a rebound before shorting again. I've heard this too many times. Is this time really different?
Looking at the four-hour trend of Ethereum, this rebound is indeed not very strong. Yesterday, I was expecting some performance, but after hitting over 3200, it lost momentum and didn't even touch the 0.382 Fibonacci level. At this pace, the 3175 level is likely to break today.
The support below looks like this: around 3120 still has some buying interest, but if it continues to break down, 3080 is the real level that can hold. Overall, the daily timeframe still shows bearish pressure, and short-term rebounds seem somewhat weak.
From a technical perspective, Ethereum is currently in a four-hour downtrend. Only a true break above 3175 could create an opportunity for divergence on the 30-minute chart. My approach is this: rather than blindly catching the bottom, it's better to wait until the four-hour rebound forms a complete move before going long, as the probability of success for shorts will be higher then.
If you insist on going long below 3175, be mentally prepared and try to keep the position light, because the daily chart still shows a bearish bias. Patience is key in the short term; when a four-hour rebound appears, that will likely be a good opportunity to short.