2025-12-12 05:50:20

#美联储降息 ETH is starting to struggle at the short-term support level of 3240. Recently, the tug-of-war between bulls and bears has been intense, and I also tried to take a position — honestly, this level is indeed sensitive.

My advice is to remain patient and observe further. Let the floating positions shake out on their own, and don’t rush to buy in. After a thorough shakeout, we can consider entering at relatively high levels, which will improve the success rate.

The key is to manage risk — set proper stop-losses and avoid chasing gains impulsively. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations are also influencing the overall market rhythm, and the macro environment is still adjusting. Instead of chasing rebounds, wait for confirmed opportunities before taking action.

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0xSoulless

· 2025-12-13 09:01

Another good time to cut leeks, I just enjoy watching this kind of stalemate... Can not hold up at 3240? Then let it keep falling, anyway the leeks have already been harvested quite a lot. Wait, you say control risk? Ha, that word sounds really ironic... Big funds have already accumulated at the bottom, and we are still studying stop-losses. The excuse of fully shaking out the market is the same every time, and every time someone believes it, including me. The Fed's rate cut expectations influencing market rhythm? Buddy, the market rhythm is created by being smashed, not by expectations.

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RugPullProphet

· 2025-12-12 06:18

Haha, 3240 couldn't hold again. This wave really wears me out. It's time to stay calm again. I'm also waiting for the shakeout to end. Rather than jumping in now, let's let the chives be harvested first... Everyone wants to buy the dip, but in the end, they all become stepping stones. So funny. Setting stop-losses has really saved me many times—blood and tears lessons. The Fed is still causing trouble on that side. The overall environment isn't settled yet, so don't mess around. Wait a bit, anyway, there's nothing to do. Bitcoin hasn't broken out yet, so how could Ethereum fly first? The real starting point is when the floating chips are shaken out.

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CountdownToBroke

· 2025-12-12 06:11

This threshold at 3240 is indeed a bit risky; just looking at it makes me tired for it. Wait, you're saying "follow up at relatively high levels" to make me laugh, haha. It's actually about holding back; as long as we don't get washed out, we win. The Federal Reserve is still unpredictable; there's no need to rush.

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ProxyCollector

· 2025-12-12 06:08

3240 is indeed risky here, I almost got caught too... But on the other hand, chasing the rise now is really a gambler's behavior. It's better to let the shakeout be more thorough. Instead of rushing to buy the dip, it's better to wait for a few more candlesticks... The Federal Reserve hasn't fully settled yet. Set your stop-loss properly, don't let a rebound wipe out your entire position. That's the right way to make money in the long run.

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ForkLibertarian

· 2025-12-12 06:02

3240 is indeed a risky position. I'm also observing. Wait, rushing to rebound is really less reliable than waiting for an opportunity.

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LittleBullXixi

· 2025-12-12 06:00

Wait until it actually rises before buying more to be safer.

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-12 05:54

3240 this threshold is really frustrating, I almost got carried away chasing it Wait, your logic is a bit interesting... first let others go to die in the wash, then we follow at high levels? Isn't this just waiting for others to take the bait? Haha To put it nicely, it's about controlling risk. I think it still depends on the big environmental factors' mood to act

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