Recently, ETH's price movement has indeed presented many opportunities. Yesterday, I decisively entered a long position at the 3230 level, and the target was reached smoothly within half an hour, showing good timing.
Looking back at this wave of market movement, the key lies in understanding support levels and executing risk control. The vicinity of 3230 is indeed an important accumulation zone. Once a valid breakout occurs, the subsequent upward potential is quite considerable. This is also why more and more traders are paying attention to ETH's core price levels—they often reflect the overall market risk appetite.
The current question is, how many more such opportunities will appear? From a technical perspective, if ETH can hold this level steadily, the next targets could have more room for imagination. However, the prerequisite is that trading volume must keep up; otherwise, it might just be a rebound rather than a reversal.
For friends still looking for opportunities, it’s worth observing the interaction logic of major support and resistance levels more closely. Sometimes, the simplest strategy is the most effective—taking action at key levels, with strict take-profit and stop-loss, is enough.
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NftDeepBreather
· 01-10 03:29
The surge at 3230 was indeed beautiful, but it feels like opportunities to take profit within an hour are becoming fewer and fewer.
If the volume can't keep up, it's really just an illusion; no matter what you say, it's all in vain.
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-09 12:40
3230 that wave was indeed awesome, but I have some doubts about taking profit within half an hour, is it real or fake?
Volume doesn't match, even the best support levels are useless, I've seen too many false breakouts.
Honestly, it's getting harder and harder to find such opportunities now, they've all been sniped by robots.
Support levels are all armchair generals after the fact; the key still depends on market feel and luck.
The real question is how long this wave can stay steady, otherwise it's just a rebound to harvest the chives.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-08 11:58
The surge at 3230 was really comfortable; I'm just worried that there won't be enough volume to sustain it later.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-07 03:59
Tsk, the 3230 wave indeed didn't miss out, but the key still depends on whether the trading volume can keep up or not.
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BackrowObserver
· 01-07 03:59
This wave of 3230 was indeed caught, but being able to hold it is the real skill.
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GamefiGreenie
· 01-07 03:55
The 3230 wave is indeed sweet, but the volume still needs to be observed further.
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TestnetScholar
· 01-07 03:50
3230 that wave is indeed good, but how long can this feeling last?
If the trading volume doesn't follow, I'm really speechless. Fake rebounds are not uncommon.
Key levels are indeed important, but it also depends on the market sentiment.
Don't just look at the support levels; you need to see where the big players are.
I have a feeling this rally won't go too far; a rebound on low volume usually has no hope.
How many times have I heard about take-profit and stop-loss? Yet some still go all-in.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-07 03:39
The surge at 3230 was really awesome, just worried that the subsequent volume can't keep up.
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NeonCollector
· 01-07 03:37
Half an hour to take profit? That's pretty impressive. This move is indeed steady.
If the volume can't keep up, it's all for nothing. I'm skeptical.
I've also been watching the 3230 level, but I just can't bring myself to act. I can't learn your trading style.
The key is whether we can hold the level; don't let it plunge again.
It's easy to say, but really hard to do.
Recently, ETH's price movement has indeed presented many opportunities. Yesterday, I decisively entered a long position at the 3230 level, and the target was reached smoothly within half an hour, showing good timing.
Looking back at this wave of market movement, the key lies in understanding support levels and executing risk control. The vicinity of 3230 is indeed an important accumulation zone. Once a valid breakout occurs, the subsequent upward potential is quite considerable. This is also why more and more traders are paying attention to ETH's core price levels—they often reflect the overall market risk appetite.
The current question is, how many more such opportunities will appear? From a technical perspective, if ETH can hold this level steadily, the next targets could have more room for imagination. However, the prerequisite is that trading volume must keep up; otherwise, it might just be a rebound rather than a reversal.
For friends still looking for opportunities, it’s worth observing the interaction logic of major support and resistance levels more closely. Sometimes, the simplest strategy is the most effective—taking action at key levels, with strict take-profit and stop-loss, is enough.