2025-12-17 03:10:53

#加密生态动态追踪 Recently, I have been paying attention to Ethereum's performance, which has been quite good. From the K-line chart, ETH is indeed showing an upward breakout trend, mainly due to continuous institutional funding. This wave of market movement has been relatively steady, with no significant plunges, more of a step-by-step gradual rise—this kind of rhythm is actually quite healthy.

In the short term, the resistance level above is around 3000. If it can stabilize above this threshold, it will be quite crucial. It is recommended to set stop-losses at the most recent pullback points to better control risk. Keep following the market rhythm changes; each rebound and correction is worth observing, which helps in judging the next direction.

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SchroedingerGas

· 12-17 13:36

Steady upward movement, I am optimistic about this wave, just worried that institutions might come to cut again --- Is the 3000 level really that important? Feels like it's always said the same thing every time --- Gradual ascent? How come I still see it as oscillating? What do you all think --- Setting stop-loss at the pullback point sounds good, but in actual operation, it's still easy to be broken through --- Are institutions continuously entering the market? Feels like the capital flow hasn't been that strong these past two days --- Following the rhythm is very important, but honestly, when you can't react in time, it's easy to get left behind --- This wave's rhythm is definitely much more comfortable than before, finally no more daily plunges --- If it can truly stabilize around 3000, then it's a real breakout; but it's still too early now

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AltcoinTherapist

· 12-17 03:40

Institutions entering the market, I’ve also noticed this wave. Steady growth is indeed much more comfortable than those coins that suddenly surge or plummet. --- The 3000 level is really a tough barrier; only after breaking through do I dare to add to my position. --- Gradual upward movement is so satisfying, no need to watch the charts anxiously every day. --- The stop-loss point is well said; the recent retracement is a good reference. --- I'm just worried that institutions might suddenly withdraw, and then it will be a mess again. --- Both rebounds and pullbacks need to be watched; this is the true trading logic.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 12-17 03:39

Institutions are really throwing money around. I'm optimistic about this steady upward trend; it's much healthier than sudden spikes and crashes. --- If we can hold the 3000 level, the future has great potential. --- The stop-loss points are well-placed; I'm just worried that during a pullback, the panic might cause people to hesitate to cut losses. --- Gradual ascent? It still feels like repeated testing; institutional funds aren't that aggressive. --- Basically, we're waiting for the 3000 mark to see the outcome. Only when we break above it is it a real breakthrough. --- I agree with watching each rebound, but don’t let frequent small adjustments mess with your mindset. --- Is institutional entry reliable? I always feel like I've heard this kind of talk too many times.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 12-17 03:37

The stepwise rise is indeed comfortable, much more reliable than those operations that shoot up suddenly and then crash. --- Institutions always do this: first warm water to boil the frog, then a wave of withdrawal. By then, retail investors will have to take the hit. --- I don't quite believe the 3000 resistance level; I feel it will break. --- The suggestion to set stop-loss points at pullback levels is okay, but I'm just worried I might be too soft-hearted and hesitate to cut losses when the time comes. --- Healthy rhythm? To me, it looks more like accumulation. --- I'm a bit hesitant to jump in; could this wave again trap people at high levels? --- It's really just waiting for risk to be released. Both rebounds and pullbacks are opportunities to build positions. Don't panic.

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PumpDoctrine

· 12-17 03:35

The stepwise rise sounds comfortable, but I'm worried that the 3000 level is a false breakout. --- Institutional entry is indeed stable, but I always feel like they're setting traps for retail investors. --- Let's see if it can hold above 3000; it's still too early to say it's healthy. --- The stop-loss part is correct, but when it comes to critical levels, some people will still hold their positions. --- Are you watching for rebounds and pullbacks? I'm only interested in buying the dip when I see a downtrend. --- ETH has been performing well recently, but that 3000 barrier is a bit intimidating. --- Institutional funds are entering the market; retail investors should stop-loss when needed.

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0xOverleveraged

· 12-17 03:35

Institutions are quietly accumulating chips, this wave is indeed stable. Just afraid of a sudden spike scaring people. --- The 3000 level needs to be watched closely. If it can't break through, we need to consider the opposite strategy. --- Another stepwise increase, sounds good. I just want to ask when we can break the all-time high. --- Set your stop-loss properly, don't get chopped up. A pullback is an opportunity, right? --- Wait... Are institutional funds continuously entering? Why do I feel like retail investors are always the last to take the bait? --- Health is one thing, but the key is whether the rise is fast enough. I can't stand this slow bull rhythm. --- The resistance level is 3000... sounds easy, but when it comes, I might get scared. Can we break through this time? --- Should we observe both rebounds and pullbacks? Sounds simple, but in actual operation, it just confuses the mind. --- Institutional entry is a good thing? Said the same last time, and it ended with the sharpest decline. --- Gradual upward movement sounds comfortable, but you can't make money. I might not be suited for this rhythm.

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CompoundPersonality

· 12-17 03:32

The step-by-step rise is indeed stable, but I'm worried about a sudden flash crash catching us off guard. Can 3000 really hold steady? It feels like institutions are a bit weak. In this kind of market, I prefer a gradual increase; as long as risk control is proper. Stop-loss points need to be set well; otherwise, a wave of correction could cut into profits. Recently, ETH's rhythm has been quite comfortable, not as torturous as before.

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BTCWaveRider

· 12-17 03:19

Institutional entry is different; this wave is very stable and undeniable. Breaking above 3000 will be a breath of fresh air. --- It's another stepwise increase; this kind of market is most afraid of a sudden big plunge. --- Stop-loss points are very critical; otherwise, a correction could cut you off at the bottom, which is too painful. --- ETH's rhythm is indeed healthy, but it still depends on BTC's direction. --- Resistance at 3000? Do you think institutions might dump here? --- Every rebound needs to be watched; it's too exhausting... it's better to hold long-term for peace of mind. --- Steady upward movement sounds good, but in actual trading, it's still easy to be shaken out.

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