#数字资产生态回暖 $ETH Recently, there have indeed been some anomalies in the funding situation.
According to on-chain data tracking, there was a net outflow of 151 million in Ethereum main funds in the past 24 hours, with a total outflow of 400 million over the past 7 days. Such large-scale continuous withdrawal of funds is uncommon and may reflect institutional investors' cautious attitude towards the recent market conditions.
From a technical perspective, the price has indeed shown some resistance near key levels: short-term moving average support is gradually being eroded, the MACD histogram has turned green, and the RSI indicator has fallen into a relatively weak zone. These signals combined suggest that there is a short-term downside risk.
However, it is also important to see the other side—sharp fund outflows often create opportunities for short positions. If there are clear signs of a bearish rebound around 3235, consider taking a light short position. The first target is around 2965; after reaching this level, take profits on half of the position. If the price continues to break down, 2900 is a critical support level, where you can fully exit to avoid further losses.
The market is always a game of probabilities; winning rate is the core. Only when the odds are sufficiently favorable and the signals are clear enough is it worth taking action.
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MetaMisery
· 1h ago
4 billion outflow, this time it's really a bit scary, it seems institutions are also panicking.
Institutions cut leeks, are we bottom-fishing? LOL, got caught again.
Thinking of shorting when MACD turns green? I see too many of these signals, often the opposite happens.
That price level at 3235 is indeed interesting, but I dare not gamble, let's wait and see.
Capital fleeing = is the bottom coming? Or is it continuing to sink? Old Zhang might be overcomplicating things this time.
Can 2900 really hold? I remain skeptical.
They're teaching us to stop-loss again, but who can really execute it at that moment...
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GasFeeCrier
· 4h ago
400 million outflow, isn't this a joke? Are the institutions really scared, or do they have other plans?
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RektButAlive
· 12-12 00:06
400 million outflow? This move is indeed fierce, but I like the short opportunity.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 12-12 00:04
400 million outflow? This wave of institutions is passing the buck, feels like everyone is just waiting for a break below.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-12 00:01
nah the 1.51B outflow math doesn't quite add up... insufficient data validation on those chain metrics tbh. seen this pattern before, usually means someone's moving positions not actually exiting. zero-day potential for liquidation cascade if 2900 breaks but statistically improbable given order book depth. trust but verify those support levels fr
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MevHunter
· 12-11 23:53
400 million outflow? This organization is really fleeing, I'm just waiting to buy the dip.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-11 23:52
400 million net outflow, are the institutions about to run? Looks like I should wait and see a bit more, not in a rush to buy the dip.
#数字资产生态回暖 $ETH Recently, there have indeed been some anomalies in the funding situation.
According to on-chain data tracking, there was a net outflow of 151 million in Ethereum main funds in the past 24 hours, with a total outflow of 400 million over the past 7 days. Such large-scale continuous withdrawal of funds is uncommon and may reflect institutional investors' cautious attitude towards the recent market conditions.
From a technical perspective, the price has indeed shown some resistance near key levels: short-term moving average support is gradually being eroded, the MACD histogram has turned green, and the RSI indicator has fallen into a relatively weak zone. These signals combined suggest that there is a short-term downside risk.
However, it is also important to see the other side—sharp fund outflows often create opportunities for short positions. If there are clear signs of a bearish rebound around 3235, consider taking a light short position. The first target is around 2965; after reaching this level, take profits on half of the position. If the price continues to break down, 2900 is a critical support level, where you can fully exit to avoid further losses.
The market is always a game of probabilities; winning rate is the core. Only when the odds are sufficiently favorable and the signals are clear enough is it worth taking action.