#大户持仓动态 Ethereum's recent trend is actually quite clear—rebounds always lack momentum, and the downward shadow on the candlestick chart is becoming more and more obvious. To put it simply, every small upward move hides an opportunity, the key is whether you dare to take action.



How to operate? Start by shorting at the 2850 level, don't bet all at once. If the price continues to surge upward, add positions around 2870, which can help lower your average holding cost. The key is to set the stop loss at 2908—resistance above this line is fierce, and once broken, you need to exit quickly.

In terms of targets, initially aim for 2800; if the subsequent market cooperates, 2720 is also within consideration.

What is the reality? In the short term, there might be a gradual rise, but this rebound doesn't have much momentum and won't turn the tide. The market is very likely to oscillate for a few days and then continue downward. In this situation, a high-position short strategy becomes a relatively safer choice. The market changes rapidly, and what truly makes a difference is not the analysis itself but the decisiveness at that moment.
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AirDropMissedvip
· 12h ago
It's the same story again... Every time they say there's a lack of momentum, and then they pull the market back, us retail investors are always chasing the high. If you ask me, trying to short at 2850 sounds good, but how many actually dare to do it? Honestly, it's just armchair strategizing. Can this wave reach 2720? To be honest, I don't really believe it. Better to bet on a rebound to 3000.
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SilentObservervip
· 20h ago
Coming back to test 2850 again, I think this rebound is just bluffing, the shadow line really looks bad.
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TrustlessMaximalistvip
· 20h ago
Another precise point for harvesting the little guys? I've heard the 2908 line too many times. Every time it's said to be dangerous, but what happens... The more detailed the prediction, the less I believe it.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 20h ago
Here comes 2850 again to test that set, last time I heard this level too, and it directly went over 2900+, hilarious. I've heard the phrase "no momentum for a rebound" more than ten times, just waiting for the moment it starts to go down. Decisiveness is easy to talk about, but my decisiveness just leads to losing money quickly.
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ShibaOnTheRunvip
· 20h ago
Hmm, that's not right. This rebound really is a game of risking it all; if 2908 breaks, we're out directly, brother. With such an obvious bearish pattern, what are we hesitating for? 2800 might not even hold. What kind of decision-making... Ultimately, it's just gambling luck. I bet against it and immediately lost everything. Why does it always get stuck around 2850, repeatedly messing around? So annoying. 2720 should be more stable, but if I can't hold back, I'll just stay short and watch. In times like these, the most timid ones actually survive the longest haha.
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UnluckyValidatorvip
· 20h ago
Coming back with the same routine? 2850 for empty, 2870 for adding positions, 2908 for stop loss... It sounds like a textbook, but in the end, I had to eat a stop loss that cost me two months' salary.
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