Recently, I executed a short strategy on Ethereum. Last night, I placed a short order at the 3280 level, and as expected, the price dropped more than a point. After taking profit, I immediately re-entered at the same level. This trade validated an interesting observation: when funds are abundant, people tend to flock to first-tier cities; conversely, funds will shift to short Ethereum.
From a technical perspective, 3280 has become a key support level. Repeatedly entering and exiting at this price indicates significant disagreement in the market here. The core logic of shorting Ethereum is actually quite simple—when macro liquidity is tight, risk assets are the first to be affected. As a leading public chain token, Ethereum often adjusts first. This position is still worth paying close attention to.
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GweiWatcher
· 15h ago
3280 is really stuck at this point; repeated probing indicates that both bulls and bears are struggling.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 15h ago
The 3280 level is really holding firm, and the repeated tug-of-war indicates that both bulls and bears are struggling.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-09 14:01
Position 3280 indeed has potential, I'm also repeatedly testing the waters here.
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CommunityJanitor
· 01-09 02:22
Position 3280 is indeed interesting; the repeated tugging is testing the market's confidence.
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LiquidityLarry
· 01-07 08:57
3280 is indeed an interesting level, but frequent entry and exit can also easily lead to pitfalls.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-07 08:57
3280 is indeed an interesting level, but I think your luck is playing a bigger role this time.
My goodness, repeatedly entering and exiting at the same price level and still making a profit—when has the market ever been this obedient?
During macro liquidity tightening, risk assets tend to fall first, that's true, but when did Ethereum become the leading public chain token? I don't see it.
However, I have to admit, your perspective is pretty good. Let's wait and see if 3280 can hold.
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NFTPessimist
· 01-07 08:56
The 3280 level is indeed quite sticky; the repeated tug-of-war indicates that both bulls and bears are unwilling to give in.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-07 08:50
3280 is indeed an interesting level; the repeated tug-of-war indicates that the chips are very widely dispersed.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-07 08:50
This level at 3280 is really nailed down tightly. Repeatedly confirming the support is just waiting for a breakout.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 01-07 08:40
Position 3280 is indeed being tested repeatedly, but it seems that the liquidity situation isn't that tight yet.
Recently, I executed a short strategy on Ethereum. Last night, I placed a short order at the 3280 level, and as expected, the price dropped more than a point. After taking profit, I immediately re-entered at the same level. This trade validated an interesting observation: when funds are abundant, people tend to flock to first-tier cities; conversely, funds will shift to short Ethereum.
From a technical perspective, 3280 has become a key support level. Repeatedly entering and exiting at this price indicates significant disagreement in the market here. The core logic of shorting Ethereum is actually quite simple—when macro liquidity is tight, risk assets are the first to be affected. As a leading public chain token, Ethereum often adjusts first. This position is still worth paying close attention to.