#数字资产市场动态 $ETH's current trend is quite interesting—at the 3286 level, the 4-hour chart still looks like it's pushing higher, but the 15-minute details reveal a problem. RSI has already surged to 74.7, a clear overbought signal. A short-term pullback is almost certain.



But this is precisely the moment that seasoned traders get excited. The real trading opportunities are often hidden within consolidation.

From a technical perspective, both the 4-hour and 1-hour upward trends are intact. The only issue is that the short-term gains are too rapid, requiring a pullback to "shake out" the accumulated profit-taking. When the price retreats to a suitable zone, going long could align with the main force's next surge. This is trend-following, not chasing highs.

Key support levels to remember: 1-hour level at 3171.81, 4-hour level at 3066.00. Holding these lines gives bulls a chance. The first target is 3380 as a checkpoint; if broken, then aim for 3480.

The most practical approach is this: don't rush to chase the rally, but patiently wait for a pullback. The ideal entry zone is around 3210 to 3230—close to the 1-hour support but not at the bottom, providing just enough room for a correction. Once the price drops into this range, combined with reversal patterns like "bullish engulfing" or "hammer," it's time to pull the trigger.

Set your stop-loss below 3165. This is a hard bottom; if broken, it indicates the previous analysis has failed, and you should exit decisively.

Regarding position sizing, be conservative—limit risk per trade to within 1.5% of total capital. A more cautious approach is to build positions gradually: first take a position at 3230, then add at 3210. When the price reaches 3300, immediately move your stop-loss to the cost basis, so subsequent volatility becomes an opportunity to profit.

Profit-taking should also be staged. When reaching 3380, close half of the position to lock in gains. The remaining position, which is all profit, can be allowed to run toward 3480.

The 1-hour RSI has rebounded from oversold levels to 39.7, indicating weakening of the pullback momentum. Bulls may launch a counterattack at any moment. Truly experienced traders won't chase in such conditions but will wait for this shakeout to complete.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 5h ago
Waiting for the shakeout again, and as soon as it dips, it crashes straight down. I don’t believe you for a second. --- The 3210 trap zone sounds good, but when the time comes, it’s guaranteed to gap down. Just old tricks. --- Stop loss at 3165 sounds good, but I’m just worried I’ll chicken out when it’s time to execute. --- Building positions in batches theoretically has no problem, but when funds are insufficient, it’s all tears. --- RSI 39.7 and still saying a rebound will start? Looks more like a prelude to further decline to me. --- Every time they say go with the trend and don’t chase highs, isn’t it actually those who chase highs who make money... kind of ironic. --- Half of 3380 already closed? Isn’t that like betting against yourself? Feels like this logic always turns into armchair quarterbacking after the fact. --- So many key support levels, whichever line holds, it’s called “analysis is valid.” No matter how it moves, it can be explained. --- Honestly, who decides when the shakeout is complete? Anyway, those who got smashed will definitely regret not holding on.
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MetaNeighborvip
· 5h ago
Oh no, it's the same 3210-3230 trap again. Every time I say this, what's the result? RSI 74.7 is indeed overbought, but can the current drop from 3286 directly hit 3210? It doesn't seem that simple. Maybe we should wait and see; chasing highs always leads to quick death. Can the support level at 3171.81 really hold? I'm not confident. A 1.5% risk control is reliable; gradually entering positions is always better than going all in. Sell half at 3380, let the profits run at 3480—that's an acceptable approach. Really, wait until the shakeout is over before going back in; don't get cut.
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Liquidated_Larryvip
· 5h ago
It's the same routine again—wait for the pullback before sneaking in. Easy to say for anyone.
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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 5h ago
Starting to talk about support levels and accumulation zones again. I've heard this explanation too many times. And the result? ETH still drops when it needs to. But on the other hand, the 3210 to 3230 level is indeed interesting. I almost touched it a couple of days ago, but didn't dare to chase. This time, I might need to consider it seriously. RSI rebounded from oversold to 39.7. I didn't notice this detail. Looks like I need to watch the 1-hour chart more closely. The idea of building positions in batches is good; at least it can reduce psychological pressure.
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 5h ago
Here we go again, this set of sayings: "Wait for the pullback, build in batches, stop loss at 3165." It sounds reasonable, but I'm just worried about whether human nature can get past this hurdle.
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rugpull_ptsdvip
· 5h ago
Yeah, this wave definitely has the feel of a shakeout. RSI soared to 74, and it was time to reduce positions long ago. Now, those chasing are just the bagholders. --- The idea of ambushing at 3230 is good, but it depends on whether it can really return there. If it breaks through 3171 directly, I see a big show coming. --- Nice words, but whether the actual trading can keep up with the rhythm is another matter. I still think waiting for the price to speak is more stable. --- Engulfing pattern plus hammer line? This combo feels a bit mysterious to me. Better to just watch the K-line movement. --- I accept the 1.5% risk control. Anyway, there are plenty of stories about liquidation in this circle. --- Stop-loss at 3165 sounds easy, but when it really drops near that level, the mentality will explode. Everyone is the same. --- It's the same old routine of building positions in batches and taking profits to be safe. Let’s see if it hits 3380 before making any moves. It’s still early to say anything now. --- RSI 39.7 has indeed shown some rebound momentum, but to say the bulls are launching a counterattack at any moment is too optimistic. The market isn’t that obedient. --- Compared to technical analysis, I’m more concerned about whether a black swan event will happen today. That’s how it flipped last time. --- The 3480 target feels a bit exaggerated from the hype. Setting a flag now might easily lead to being slapped in the face later.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 6h ago
It sounds plausible, but I think we might need to wait a bit longer for the 3210-3230 ambush point. It's the old trick of RSI being overbought, but indeed, if we can't hold the 3066 line, it's time to run. Speaking of whether the pullback will be so gentle, it feels like this year's volatility has been quite fierce. A 1.5% risk control position management is a bit conservative, but staying alive and making money is indeed more important than aggressive high returns. I agree with the idea of selling half at 3380, but can the remaining really run to 3480? The market isn't that obedient.
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