2026-01-05 09:27:21

From a technical perspective, the trend of $ETH currently maintains a bullish pattern. As long as the price does not fall below the key support level of 3110, the bullish signals remain valid.

The recent pullback should be a good entry opportunity. For traders who haven't entered the market yet, it's advisable to patiently wait for the next wave of correction and prepare to enter at lower levels, which can result in better cost basis.

In terms of target levels, the first resistance to watch is 3200. If the market successfully breaks through, continuing upward to around 3250 would be a good point to take profits and exit. This strategic approach allows participation in the upward trend while keeping risk within a reasonable range. A pullback is a buying opportunity, and this is the core opportunity for $ETH at the moment.

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AirdropFreedom

· 21h ago

3110 not broken, just keep holding, it sounds easy but can it really break this time? --- I've heard this buy-the-dip strategy too many times, but what was the result... --- Let's wait and see, 3200 is the real test. If it can't break through, it will be awkward. --- Here we go again, another low-level entry tactic. I just want to ask if this time is reliable. --- The target level is very clear, it all depends on whether ETH will buy into it. --- Is 3250 real or just a pie in the sky? Feels like this kind of analysis always makes sense. --- I'm just watching around 3110, see how it moves. --- A bullish pattern is a bullish pattern; whether a pullback occurs is the key. --- Profiting within risk control range sounds comfortable, but what about actual operation... --- Waiting for a pullback? Bro, what if it just surges past 3200 directly?

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-05 09:57

3110 hasn't broken yet, so continue to buy the dip. I feel this wave can reach 3250, it's stable.

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ThirteenAunts

· 01-05 09:53

No breach of 3186, tonight still heading south rather than north

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-05 09:52

3110 broke through, I’ll just clear my position and stop playing the heartbeat game --- Another pullback is a buying opportunity. When I said this last time, I was already down 20% --- Wait until 3200 to sell? Bro, the market has already run its course --- It’s basically gambling, no one can hit the exact point precisely --- I just want to know if 3110 can really hold --- Lying in wait at a low level sounds simple, but when actually trading, your hands are trembling --- This logic sounds good, but when the market actually drops, everyone gets nervous --- Feeling a bit optimistic about the 3250 level --- Pullbacks are for buying, that’s true, but the question is, how low does it have to fall to be considered a pullback? --- Looking bullish again? ETH’s recent trend is really hard to understand

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nft_widow

· 01-05 09:43

If I can't hold 3110, I should liquidate my positions. I'm so worried.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 01-05 09:38

If 3110 breaks, I'll cut my losses. I really can't hold on anymore this time. --- Pullback buying point? Just listen, I'm already trapped and deadlocked this time. --- Waiting for 3250? I'm afraid I won't make it until then and will be liquidated haha. --- It's the same story again, every time saying a pullback is an opportunity, my wallet is speechless. --- If it breaks 3110, don't say I didn't warn you. --- Interesting, I happen to have some USDT on hand, guarding at the low level. --- Risk control? Laughable, no one can control this market. --- Can 3200 really break? Feels like a fairy tale... --- I believe half of this analysis, the other half depends on luck. --- I've already set a stop-loss at 3110, absolutely no mercy.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-05 09:31

3110 If it doesn't break, then keep adding more. This logic makes sense; I'm just worried it might be a false alarm again. I've heard the "buy on the dip" strategy too many times. When the time comes, you'll end up catching a falling knife and becoming a bagholder. Can it really break 3200? I doubt it. Resistance levels are resistance levels; don't overthink it. It feels a bit like a shakeout, but I don't rule out the possibility of a rally. It all depends on how these next few days go. I've bought quite a bit, but the key is whether I can stay calm. As long as I don't get shaken out, it's fine.

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