2025-12-29 08:25:09

Ethereum's short-term technical reversal logic still holds up, and the daily resistance around 3060 is still in effect.

If you've already entered short positions, you might consider gradually reducing your holdings now—don't be greedy. Once you decide to hold onto the short positions, aim for around 2900. But that's an old story—stop-losses must be set firmly; the 3100 level is a line of defense and must not be crossed.

The key now is to closely monitor the volume movements. Once you see a large influx of counter-directional funds or a sudden strong rebound in price, you need to immediately adjust your mindset. The market rhythm has changed, and your positions must change accordingly. Don't wait until the price moves before regretting it.

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-01 05:11

Back to the 3060 setup again, I've seen the "resistance level" that gets pierced too many times haha Dipping in batches sounds good, but I'm afraid I'll panic and close all positions... Stop loss at 3100? Easier said than done, who can stay calm when it actually happens Volume is the hardest to read, I'm now worried about silent declines more than any strong rebound, it's really disgusting

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rekt_but_resilient

· 2025-12-31 23:54

If you reduce your position in batches, at least you might survive. Brothers who keep holding on, get ready to be trapped, haha.

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RugDocDetective

· 2025-12-30 22:05

The 3060 hurdle is still being stubbornly held, and I'm still debating whether to reduce my short positions... Anyway, not being greedy is the right approach. Once the trading volume explodes, the rhythm will completely change, and I'll have to rethink everything. The 2900 level feels precarious, and the 3100 support line must be defended at all costs.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 2025-12-30 12:12

3100 is really the line between life and death. A buddy of mine got liquidated there yesterday and his mentality collapsed. Reducing positions is easier to talk about than to do; greed is truly a fatal flaw. If the trading volume can't pick up, this rebound is just a fake fall, so we need to be cautious. Whether 2900 can hold is the key; breaking below it would be dangerous. Is the stop-loss hit and stuck? If not, set it up quickly and don't gamble on luck. This reversal logic can still hold up, but the trading volume still seems a bit fake. Once funds start moving in the opposite direction, it's over; the pace becomes too fast.

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TradFiRefugee

· 2025-12-29 08:55

Is the 3060 resistance line really unbreakable? This rebound feels a bit weak. Huh, the trading volume hasn't kept up, and this bounce makes me uneasy. Gradually reducing positions sounds seasoned, but I still want to see if 3100 can hold before making a move. Setting a stop-loss at a fixed level is reasonable, just worried that a sudden tremor might cause me to change my mind. How aggressive does the reverse capital inflow need to be to truly change the situation? It's still unclear right now.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 2025-12-29 08:53

The hurdle of 3060 is indeed still there, but to be honest, those who are greedy to the end have already died once. I think we need to clearly see the volume aspect, and it's not a bad idea to retreat in batches if you're hesitant.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-29 08:48

Staggered runaways are really smart; greed just leads to total loss when you turn back. I've seen too many cases like that. Wait, how's the trading volume now? Feels a bit sketchy. The 3100 support line is right; we really can't afford to mess up this time. Last time, we didn't heed the advice. Don't try to harden your stance against the rebound; surviving is the real winner. I'm also watching the 2900 level, but it feels a bit uncertain. Who can guarantee it will reach that point? It's a common saying: stop-loss is life; there's no but.

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MysteriousZhang

· 2025-12-29 08:41

Gradual position reduction is not cowardice; it's the art of staying alive and continuing to make money. --- The 3100 defense line really needs to be held at all costs, or a single rebound will turn you into a leek. --- Volume can't be fooled; keeping an eye on this thing is more reliable than any technical indicator. --- To the brothers still holding short positions, dream a little longer at the 2900 level. --- When a rebound starts, you gotta run; this is a blood and tears lesson, everyone. --- Don't be greedy, this advice is genuine. I've seen too many people stubbornly hold at the top. --- If the market rhythm has changed and you still cling to your positions, then get ready to get beaten up.

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LiquidationHunter

· 2025-12-29 08:38

The 3060 barrier still has some significance, but I always feel like this is the easiest time to get trapped. Should I reduce my position now? Or be greedy? Honestly, this is the most confusing part when watching the market. Trading volume is the real indicator; without volume, everything else is meaningless.

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