2026-01-13 11:21:16

Recently, I noticed that the exchange rate of Ethereum is potentially reaching the 886 level, which has given me new insights into the subsequent market trend. The current approach is to continue building positions in altcoins, and the reason is simple—when the exchange rate strengthens, Ethereum often outperforms Bitcoin, with even sharper gains. Ethereum is like the root system of altcoins; once Ethereum starts to move, it triggers a chain reaction across the entire sector, making it easy for altcoins to be driven up.

The bullish outlook for Ethereum mainly depends on two price levels: if the market progresses smoothly, the target is around 3500; but if there is an inertial surge, it might test around 3600. In terms of timing, this wave of market activity is expected to show more明显 around the 20th. Of course, market volatility is unpredictable, and this is just some current thinking; the actual trend will depend on the real-time market movements.

ETH1,71%

BTC1,55%

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MemeKingNFT

· 5h ago

886 bottomed out? I think it’s a signal that another wave of retail investors is about to be squeezed... --- Ethereum’s network? It feels more like a sickle for retail investors, cutting through one wave after another. --- 3500, 3600, sounds great, but on the 20th, do we have to be bearish again? --- Altcoin’s network? Are you saying it’s deeply rooted or that it’s no longer worth cutting? --- Predicting the market again, I remember the last time I analyzed it like this... Never mind, better to keep quiet and buy coins. --- Wow, this level of analysis is just like my judgment in the NFT market before, it’s hard not to get caught in a trap. --- 886, 3500, 3600, the numbers are quite neat, but my funds are no longer tidy. --- The term “network roots” is really poetic, but when you’re losing money, nobody cares about you.

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