Looking at Ethereum this wave, I tend to be bullish. The whales won't sit idly by and let it keep dropping.



From the trend line perspective, there hasn't been a clear bearish pattern yet. The key is to watch the time window from tonight to 10:30 AM tomorrow—whether it can break above the 3420-3450 range. In my judgment, the probability of a breakout is quite high.

If a bearish trend does form, the possible pullback could be between 30-80 points, but it shouldn't be too large. Traders who want to participate must set proper stop-losses—that's the bottom line.

My advice is: set your stop-loss for the short position properly, then wait for confirmation of a breakout from this range. If you're bullish, don't be scared off by the oscillations. If you find it valuable, you can verify it yourself.
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LongTermDreamervip
· 01-10 08:11
Well, I agree with this logic. The big players definitely wouldn't be so naive and straightforward to keep pushing down. The 30-80 point judgment, I have to question that. Looking at the three-year cycle historically, this wave is actually still in the consolidation phase. Don't be too pessimistic. Stop-loss is really the bottom line. I previously lost a lot because I didn't set it properly. Now I've learned my lesson. The key is whether we can break through that range at 10:30. Otherwise, let's gamble together, haha.
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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 01-10 04:40
The market maker definitely won't be idle. The probability of this breakout is quite high. Just worried it might be a false breakout again, having tricked too many people before. Be sure to set your stop-loss properly, don't be greedy.
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RuntimeErrorvip
· 01-07 08:56
The market maker definitely won't be idle; this logic makes perfect sense. Waiting to see if it can break 3450 tonight. We'll find out then.
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LiquidatorFlashvip
· 01-07 08:46
3420-3450 is indeed a critical level, and the probability of breaking through is not small... but I'm still a bit nervous; liquidation risk is the real danger.
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GasFeeAssassinvip
· 01-07 08:43
The market makers have to step in or I'm getting liquidated, I can't argue with that logic haha The thing I'm worried about is another fake-out. If 3420 doesn't hold and we probe lower, my stop loss won't even save me A 30-80 point pullback is acceptable, right? The key is whether we can break through this time window. If not, it's just days of consolidation torture all over again
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TokenStormvip
· 01-07 08:33
Well, the technicals haven't really broken support, so it all depends on the market maker's mood tonight. The 3420 level—whether we can break through it just depends on that last bit of momentum; statistically, the chances of breaking above are higher. Set your stop-losses first before taking action, or else you'll be crying over losses if you're knocked out.
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InfraVibesvip
· 01-07 08:32
The market maker definitely wouldn't be so idle. Whether the key level at 3420-3450 breaks or not, you can tell immediately how it will move afterward. Hmm, again, stop-loss levels need to be set properly, or else getting chopped up by the market is no fun. Your timing window is quite precise. I'm just watching to see if this wave can stabilize. Trading halts and oscillations are really annoying. I just want a clear direction. If this breakout doesn't succeed, a 30-80 point pullback doesn't worry me. The key is not to break through the support level.
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