2025-12-12 12:42:01

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Tonight's market overview: Ethereum is still following Bitcoin's lead, and that hasn't changed.

From a technical perspective, ETH has been stuck around 3250 for a long time — this is a weekly-level resistance zone that needs close attention. Trading volume continues to shrink, which essentially means the bulls' momentum is waning. Plus, the recent positive effects of the Ethereum network upgrade have already been realized, and the pattern of "speculating on expectations and then dumping when they are fulfilled" is back. A deep correction window is now in sight.

How to operate? You can try short positions in the 3250 to 3240 range, with a target of 2190. Place your stop-loss at 3300. In case of unexpected positive news that pushes the price through the resistance zone, you can cut losses in time and avoid being caught too deep.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 12-15 00:24

It's the same old trick of "speculating on expectations and dumping," ETH really has no new tricks.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 12-12 13:10

It's the same old script of "Profit-taking leads to a drop." I've seen it so many times, but I still fall for it.

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DefiPlaybook

· 12-12 13:03

According to on-chain data, the daily trading volume around the 3250 resistance zone has fallen to 32.5% of its value in nearly three months. It is worth noting that the depletion of bullish momentum often precedes price corrections. The specific analysis is as follows: From a protocol perspective, the typical "expectation fulfillment and price drop" phenomenon after Ethereum network upgrades has appeared with a frequency of 68% in historical data, which should be alerting. While short positions carry clear risk indicators, it is recommended to adopt the following strategies—1) Keep the main position within 2% of the account 2) Use tiered stop-losses instead of going all-in 3) Monitor for sudden policy risks. Based on recent Federal Reserve survey data, such technical corrections are often accompanied by macro liquidity tightening. It is advised to monitor the Federal Funds Rate expectations accordingly.

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