2026-01-07 03:26:56

Last night, both Ethereum and Bitcoin touched their respective key resistance levels. Observing the recent market performance, 3300 has indeed become an important resistance for Ethereum, which has been validated across multiple trading sessions.

Many traders tend to fall into a misconception—overly relying on a single technical analysis method. Even with mastery of various technical schools, the market still follows some unwritten "laws," making predictions difficult. At this point, true wisdom lies in: not aiming for 100% accuracy, but rather safely securing gains that you can understand.

From a practical trading perspective, the performance around resistance levels like 3300 is especially critical. Going with the trend and cutting losses in time is much smarter than stubbornly fighting against the trend. Even if the direction is correct but the market moves against you for multiple cycles, your profits can be eroded.

The market offers endless opportunities, but everyone's risk tolerance is limited. Don't be greedy, don't get lost, only take what you can reach—this is the rule for long-term survival. Especially in the volatility of mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and BNB, maintaining this rationality is particularly valuable.

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HodlAndChill

· 2h ago

The 3300 level is indeed a tough barrier, but really, don't fight the market. Going with the trend and cutting losses is the way to go. It's that old story of "seeing the right direction but losing money," I'm all too familiar with it. Greed is truly the root of all evil, you know? Taking profits and cutting losses are the keys to survival. Repeatedly testing the support level should be respected; those who insist on fighting it are just cannon fodder. You're right, making predictions is pointless; matching risk is the real core. I've already set my stop-loss at this ETH level; I don't want to be eaten alive.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-07 03:56

Is this 3300 hurdle, and it dropped again? --- It sounds good to say, don't be greedy, but when it really comes down to it... who doesn't want to earn more? --- Stop-loss is one of those things; knowing about it and actually doing it are two different things. --- It's a common saying; going with the trend is easy to say, but the real challenge is whether you can truly be ruthless and cut losses. --- It seems most people are just repeating mistakes and then finding reasons to justify their rationality. --- Losing a month's worth of gains in one cycle, is that ruthless? --- The fluctuations of mainstream coins seem stable, but that little bit of greed often ruins everything. --- Being rational sounds expensive, but in practice, it's quite cheap. --- I've heard this every round, but the key is whether next time the market comes, we will repeat the same mistakes.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 01-07 03:56

3300 is 3300 again, will it break or not, I'm so anxious.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-07 03:56

Well said, but this theory always fails in execution. I've seen too many people shouting "stop loss" but holding onto positions until liquidation, and once the equilibrium of the game is broken, everything is gone.

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StableGenius

· 01-07 03:54

empirically speaking, the 3300 resistance play is textbook... but let me explain why most people still fumble it. they see the setup, ignore the stop loss, then wonder why their bags got liquidated. as predicted, technical analysis without discipline is just expensive entertainment. the real edge? knowing when to sit flat and actually take your modest gains. radical concept, i know.

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