Ethereum's performance yesterday once again confirmed its characteristic of being more prone to large fluctuations compared to Bitcoin. The price reached a high of 3308 but faced significant resistance around the 3217-3250 short-sell zone. During the rebound, many traders might have found it difficult to withstand the volatility, and ultimately the market retraced to around 3180, a decline of nearly 40 dollars.

This is the nature of ETH—its volatility often exceeds expectations. To profit in such a market, two key points are essential: first, correctly judging the main trend without errors; second, having a clear understanding of the potential fluctuation range. At the same price level, different entry timings and varying estimates of subsequent volatility can lead to completely different outcomes.

Many people learn the hard way—technical analysis requires continuous practice to truly master the judgment of direction and entry points.