2026-01-14 06:32:01

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Ethereum's performance this afternoon is quite interesting — liquidity is clearly lacking, with both bulls and bears on the sidelines, hesitant to make a move. This kind of situation actually tests patience the most, as the position is awkwardly in the middle, and it could break out either upward or downward.

If your trading style is more conservative, my advice is not to rush into the market. Wait until the direction becomes clearer before following the trend, which can improve your win rate. How exactly to operate? After breaking the resistance level above, consider going long on a pullback, or directly short near the support level during a rebound, so the risk is relatively controllable.

Looking at the data, focus on the support level around 3270, and keep a close eye on the resistance at 3380. Price fluctuations within this range are likely to be frequent, but a one-sided trend is hard to sustain. $BTC is also in a similar situation; a macroeconomic data release tomorrow might bring a turning point.

ETH-8,83%

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-17 05:39

Once again in this awkward position, I hate it the most... When the CPI data is released tomorrow, it will directly cause a 50-point gap. At that time, all support and resistance levels will be just clouds. The feeling of riding the trend and being swallowed whole at the end, I am very familiar with it. I think I will stay on the sidelines for now. Why is 3270 so addictive? Last time I cut my losses here and ended up crying. It's easy to say, but when it hits the rebound point, I want to take a chance again. In the end, it's just about liquidation prices being the target prices. Steady? Nonexistent. My idea of stability is just consistent losses. Rather than waiting for a clear direction, I think directly taking the opposite position might make money faster. This wave of market movement really tests patience, but my patience can only hold until the next candlestick. Hold tight before the data is released. It sounds simple... but my fingers are already itching to move.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 01-15 03:10

Waiting all afternoon, retail investors are really being messed around by this range. Wait until the CPI is released, and now moving is just a rhythm of being harvested.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-14 06:58

Let's wait for the data to come out. Entering now is really gambling.

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MEVictim

· 01-14 06:52

Hmm… this wave of liquidity is indeed sparse and uncomfortable to watch. Let's wait for the CPI to come out; anyway, forcing it now is just a gamble. The 3270-3380 range is fluctuating, so I choose to sleep. But to be honest, this kind of wait-and-see market is the easiest to be swept out; be careful not to get cut. I'll wait for a clear direction before jumping in; safety first.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-14 06:38

Another awkward market situation, it's uncomfortable to watch. Let's wait until the CPI data is released before making any moves.

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DuskSurfer