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There are many hidden risks in the current ETH rebound trend. Some aggressive institutional investors are frequently leveraging up to chase higher ETH prices, and this type of operation often becomes the first to be forced out in a bear market. Market experience shows that players who blindly leverage up to buy without risk management awareness will inevitably face liquidation sooner or later.
From a technical perspective, this wave of market movement is far from having bottomed out. Today's rebound is likely a trap set by the main players—using technical breakthroughs to attract retail traders to follow, only to then dump the market. For short-sellers, as long as ETH dares to rebound, it presents an opportunity to continue holding short positions.
It is worth noting that for traders operating with light positions, key resistance levels often serve as important re-entry points. During the decline, they continuously look for support and rebound opportunities to add positions, rather than blindly cutting losses. This requires a clear understanding of the market bottom and an accurate judgment of the larger cycle trend. In any case, before the bottom is confirmed, aggressive bulls still face significant liquidation pressure, which is the main risk in the current market.