ETH's recent price action is really bizarre. Even though the technical indicators already show weakness, the price just stubbornly refuses to drop.
To all the brothers who are shorting, keep your cool! The current level is already quite high, and there's not much chance of it pushing much higher. Don't forget there are heavy bags of trapped positions above—at these highs, there will inevitably be repeated swings to digest the supply.
My take is: in the short term, it'll keep fluctuating within this range. Once enough choppy action has shaken out weak hands, the downtrend will naturally be established. Patience is victory.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 3h ago
Holding strong? Bro, this is called resilience. The trapped positions are so heavy yet it's still holding up—those insider trades must be intense.
Grinding along to digest chips? I think they're actually accumulating. Don't get shaken out.
Wait, have you shorts really made any money, or are you just on your knees praying?
If it pushes higher from here, I'm going all in. Anyway, even if it drops, it can't last more than a few days.
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orphaned_block
· 12-05 06:49
Holding up? Isn't this just the same old trick of the main players propping up the market while retail investors lose big?
To put it plainly, they're just accumulating positions. The real drop comes after all the trapped holders are cleared out.
Losing your nerve—that's when you lose the most.
Seriously, if you're shorting right now, you still have to be patient. Don't rush it.
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StakeWhisperer
· 12-04 13:52
The hidden hand manipulating the market is at it again. With such a thick overhang of trapped positions, can they really shake them out?
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Holding strong? I think it’s the whales propping up the price, but sooner or later it will break.
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Wait a sec, the technicals look weak but the price is still holding—maybe it’s time to think contrarian.
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Friends who are shorting, don’t get too stubborn. High-level consolidation is the best mechanism for fleecing retail traders.
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Is this a shakeout or just a bull trap? Honestly, I’m a bit confused now.
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How will they digest all those trapped positions piling up? How ruthless do they need to be to shake them all out?
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Short-term volatility, I believe, but a real pullback? Heh, it’s all up to the capital.
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Alright, I’ll keep waiting—used to it anyway.
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ChainWatcher
· 12-04 13:49
The overhead supply is so heavy, can it really be pushed down? Feels like it's going to be a lot of back-and-forth again.
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WalletDivorcer
· 12-04 13:45
This trapped position is really stacked. How long will it take before we see a real drop?
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LightningAllInHero
· 12-04 13:38
Holding up? This is what they call main force propping up the market, haha.
There's a heavy overhang of trapped positions; sooner or later, it will loosen up.
My mindset is already set, just waiting for this round of shakeout.
This guy's analysis is spot on; patience is key.
ETH's recent price action is really bizarre. Even though the technical indicators already show weakness, the price just stubbornly refuses to drop.
To all the brothers who are shorting, keep your cool! The current level is already quite high, and there's not much chance of it pushing much higher. Don't forget there are heavy bags of trapped positions above—at these highs, there will inevitably be repeated swings to digest the supply.
My take is: in the short term, it'll keep fluctuating within this range. Once enough choppy action has shaken out weak hands, the downtrend will naturally be established. Patience is victory.