#数字货币市场洞察 $ETH After that dip to 2983 in the early hours today, we've now climbed back above 3000. Looking at the chart, the recovery on the four-hour timeframe seems pretty solid, and the descending trendline on the daily chart has been broken as well. If things can hold steady here, there's a good chance we have more room to rally.
To be honest, this is a pretty delicate spot. Looking up, the 3100-3150 range is a hurdle—the previous box top was right there. If the bulls can break above 3150 with volume, that's when the market really opens up. But until that breakout happens, this is a tug-of-war zone, and chasing highs here carries a fair amount of risk.
On the downside, the 2900-2950 area is still holding as support. If we retest around 2970, as long as it’s not a waterfall drop, it could actually be a buying opportunity. Personally, I think the short-term downside is limited, since the daily-level recovery has just started.
So what's the strategy? The Fed rate cut is still on the table, and market sentiment is pretty sensitive right now. I think at this stage, buying on dips is fine, but if prices move up, take profits and don't get greedy. Expect choppy action below 3150—it’ll only be a confirmed new move if we see a breakout above that level with strong volume.
In short: defend the 2970 support below, keep a close eye on the 3150 breakout above, don’t rush to go all in, and don’t get shaken out either. Be patient and wait for key signals—there’s still plenty of opportunity in this move. 🚀
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ser_ngmi
· 15h ago
Damn, that move at 2983 was really scary. Luckily I didn't get shaken out. The current position is a bit uncomfortable—it feels like a spot for a lot of back-and-forth tug-of-war.
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CounterIndicator
· 17h ago
Bragging here again, huh? If 3150 can't be broken, let's all eat dirt together, haha.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-06 07:29
That drop to 2983 almost made me think we were about to hit a new low, but luckily the rebound was pretty strong.
3150 really is a hurdle—only if it breaks can we start talking.
I'm a bit conflicted at this position, since who knows when the Fed will pull something unexpected again.
Buying a bit on the dips is definitely fine, but don’t get greedy—this kind of choppy market is the easiest to get stuck in.
Wait for a breakout with strong volume; everything else is just noise.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-06 07:27
As long as 2970 holds, it's fine. Only dare to chase if 3150 is broken. Still have to wait for this round.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-06 07:22
It’s that awkward spot again. 3100-3150 is really a hurdle. If it can’t be broken, it’s still destined for consolidation.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 12-06 07:09
Still hovering around 3000, I just want to know when it will actually break out...
Wait, can it really surge to 3150? I keep feeling that even if this trendline is broken, it’ll need repeated confirmation.
If 2970 doesn't hold, I'll just go all in and buy the dip—I don't believe it can drop any further.
I'm stuck with this kind of choppy market. After watching the charts all morning, my brain is fried.
So the Fed thing is really the key—technical analysis is just noise.
3100-3150 feels like a ceiling, like the bulls just can't break through.
Don't chase the highs—I’ve said this a hundred times, but I still do it anyway...
Just buy a bit on the dips. I’ve already been shaken out three times, what am I afraid of now?
Is this really solid recovery? Looks pretty shaky to me.
A breakout with volume is what really counts—right now it’s all just fake signal games.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 12-06 07:04
Hmm... That 2970 line really needs to be held, otherwise it'll be a case of loss of control, and everything will collapse.
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MEVictim
· 12-06 07:03
That drop to 2983 really hurt, and now climbing back up is truly a test of nerves.
Honestly, I’m not too optimistic about breaking through 3150—it feels like we’ll be stuck in a period of volatility for a while.
Don’t go all in, there’s no need to get so anxious.
The Fed hasn’t made a decision yet, and sentiment is the most unreliable thing.
Let’s wait and see, there’s no rush—the opportunity won’t run away.
#数字货币市场洞察 $ETH After that dip to 2983 in the early hours today, we've now climbed back above 3000. Looking at the chart, the recovery on the four-hour timeframe seems pretty solid, and the descending trendline on the daily chart has been broken as well. If things can hold steady here, there's a good chance we have more room to rally.
To be honest, this is a pretty delicate spot. Looking up, the 3100-3150 range is a hurdle—the previous box top was right there. If the bulls can break above 3150 with volume, that's when the market really opens up. But until that breakout happens, this is a tug-of-war zone, and chasing highs here carries a fair amount of risk.
On the downside, the 2900-2950 area is still holding as support. If we retest around 2970, as long as it’s not a waterfall drop, it could actually be a buying opportunity. Personally, I think the short-term downside is limited, since the daily-level recovery has just started.
So what's the strategy? The Fed rate cut is still on the table, and market sentiment is pretty sensitive right now. I think at this stage, buying on dips is fine, but if prices move up, take profits and don't get greedy. Expect choppy action below 3150—it’ll only be a confirmed new move if we see a breakout above that level with strong volume.
In short: defend the 2970 support below, keep a close eye on the 3150 breakout above, don’t rush to go all in, and don’t get shaken out either. Be patient and wait for key signals—there’s still plenty of opportunity in this move. 🚀