#ETH走势分析 took a 44% hit in this pullback—pretty brutal. On the daily chart, all those moving averages have already turned down, but this kind of quick rebound does show that buying power is still there. As for whether it can turn things around right away, I think that's unlikely.



Looking back at the last cycle, when $ETH 's moving averages flattened out, the price ground sideways for quite a while after breaking through key support, and only took off later. Will history repeat itself this time? Hard to say. But judging by the current trend, ETH will probably keep swinging back and forth between the 3050 and 3200 range in the short term.

I've been buying spot in batches all the way down, and finally seeing a glimmer of hope these past couple of days.
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QiuHuanyanvip
· 12-05 07:41
You're right, keep up the good work!
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 12-05 05:56
44% is so brutal. I’ve already started buying the dip in batches with my spot holdings. It’s really tormenting. But whether this time will repeat the last cycle’s pattern is still uncertain. I can see the 3050 to 3200 range pretty clearly, so let it keep grinding here. Just wait patiently.
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TokenomicsShamanvip
· 12-05 04:29
A 44% drop is indeed brutal, but the quick rebound shows that there are still people buying the dip. Whether this round can repeat the last scenario depends on whether it can break through the 3200 barrier. Those who bought in batches are probably still suffering right now. As for me, I'm not betting anymore.
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GateUser-a68d3a74vip
· 12-05 00:27
Stay strong and HODL💎
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AirdropFreedomvip
· 12-05 00:09
You call a 44% drop a correction? I’ve been numb to this for a while. Wait, can it really break from 3050 to 3200? Feels like we’ll be stuck in a sideways market for another half month. If you average in, you’re still losing money, right? I just want to know when I’ll finally break even. This talk about buying pressure… it’s kind of vague. A rebound is just a rebound, don’t make it more dramatic than it is. Honestly, when all the moving averages turn, that’s when your nerves are really tested. I just stopped looking at the candlestick charts altogether. A repeat of the last cycle’s price action this time? Wishful thinking—the market has changed. Dawn? Bro, this is just a rebound. Real takeoff is still a long way off. If 3200 can’t be broken, then we really have to wait for the next cycle. Everyone entering now is just gambling—I have to hand it to you for your courage. This price action is more torturous than watching a US drama series. Can we just get a resolution soon?
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GasBanditvip
· 12-05 00:09
44% cut straight off the leg, it hurts bro. How do you feel about averaging in now? I also accumulated some around 3100. All moving averages turning bearish is nothing new, it's just grinding, gotta be patient. They're just chopping retail between 3050 and 3200, it's so annoying. Anyone still daring to buy the dip now is a real beast. It was also this flat before the last takeoff, just depends if you can hold out until then. The rebound happened so fast, means there's still someone catching the falling knife, that's a good sign, right? Light at the end of the tunnel? Man, you're way too optimistic.
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fren.ethvip
· 12-04 23:59
A 44% drop is really brutal, but the strength of the rebound is still a bit exciting. I've been waiting for this range for a while—3050-3200, just trade back and forth; buying the dips in batches is the way to go. Whether this time can replicate the last round's takeoff pace depends on when the moving averages will finally cooperate. Just hold onto the spot, that's all there is to it. Anyway, I don't buy into the talk of a quick turnaround.
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GateUser-e87b21eevip
· 12-04 23:59
44% is so aggressive? I still have to wait a bit longer, no rush to get in. With the moving averages turning like this, it feels like it still needs to consolidate for a while. The idea of buying in batches is still steady; if you're betting on the long term, this is the right way to play it. It would be great if this wave could really repeat, but it doesn't feel that simple. Back and forth between 3050 and 3200, it's so frustrating—when will it finally break out?
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All-InQueenvip
· 12-04 23:45
44% cut directly, and you still dare to say the buying is strong... No matter how I look at it, it feels like a rug pull. Those who bought in batches, feeling a bit better now, right? Now it's just a matter of seeing if the 3050 support line can hold.
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StableNomadvip
· 12-04 23:44
actually, 44% cuts remind me of UST in May—smart money's already positioning, but the bounce could just be dead cat energy. statistically speaking, those moving average reversals are textbook bear market porn. not convinced yet tbh.
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