It was previously mentioned that after Powell's speech on December 11th early morning, there would be a sharp rise followed by a pullback, and indeed, this was confirmed at 4 a.m. today. After the rate cut was implemented, the market reaction largely aligned with expectations.



Ethereum touched above 3437 yesterday, just hitting the pressure zone we mentioned on the 9th. Being able to predict this in advance indicates that our technical analysis at the time still has some reference value.

The key question now is: how long can this rebound last? Will it continue upward or start to adjust? What price level is the more appropriate entry point?

From the current trend, the short-term focus should be on whether it can hold above 3400. If trading volume cannot keep up, there may be another retracement. The Federal Reserve's policy expectations have already priced in some of this, and the next step depends more on the market’s own emotional recovery pace.
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MoneyBurnervip
· 22h ago
Damn, you called it again. Your pre-judgment is spot on. Can it hold the crucial level at 3400? I bet it can't. Insufficient volume means more hits, just wait patiently for a pullback before building positions. Emotional recovery? Ha, if this rebound can hold through tonight, it’s already good. I trust your judgment moving forward, I’ll follow your technical analysis to buy the dip. After the Federal Reserve's announcement, it feels even more虚, the real acid test is still ahead. Volume never lies, indicating that the main players are still hesitating. Keep observing, don’t rush to all in, wait for more confirmed signals before acting.
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LuckyBlindCatvip
· 12-11 02:43
Can 3400 hold steady, feels risky --- It's that same "as expected" routine, when expectations are too high, there's no expectation at all --- Let's wait for volume, rebounds without volume are just false signals --- I didn't catch that move at 3437, now it looks painful --- So to speak nicely, honestly no one really knows what to do next --- After the Fed has priced in everything, what else is there to play? Just watch the sentiment --- Is it amazing if you predict correctly in advance? Luck plays a big role --- The key is, when will it drop to 2800? That's the real entry point --- How many times have I trusted this technical analysis and still got cut? --- Sustainable? I just want to know how many hundreds more it can go up
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BlockchainWorkervip
· 12-11 02:33
The drop is exactly as expected, I've seen it all along. The 3400 level still needs to be tested again; if the volume isn’t there, it's really pointless. --- Once again, that set of expectations is already priced in; to put it nicely, it’s really just relying on luck. --- That jab at 3437, hmm, technically it’s interesting, but when it’s time to act, it still depends on how ruthless the order book is. --- How long can the rebound last... honestly, it depends on whether those Federal Reserve old guys still want to keep easing. --- The key is the pace of emotional recovery—no matter how good the data is, if no one is willing to buy, it’s all useless. --- Stabilizing above 3400? Why does it feel like this number has been talked about so many times but still hasn’t broken through... --- The expectation of rate cuts is like a vampire; everything that’s supposed to come has already arrived. The subsequent market trend depends on self-sustaining growth.
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