2026-01-11 07:24:51

Ethereum's recent trend is worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, around 3100 is the current key accumulation zone, showing clear signs of accumulation in this price range. More importantly, the support at the 3050 level is quite strong; once the price breaks below it, a critical defensive line will be lost.

Against this backdrop, many traders are looking for entry opportunities around 3100. If support holds, the subsequent rebound potential remains quite promising. The performance of Bitcoin and Binance Coin continues to influence the overall market trend, and the coordination among these three often determines the rhythm of the medium-term market.

The current bullish logic still holds, but the key is to have a proper understanding of these critical levels.

ETH-0,49%

BTC0,61%

BNB0,22%

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ContractTester

· 19h ago

Breaking 3050 is really the real trouble; we're still in the accumulation phase, so no need to panic yet. The market depends on how these three coins coordinate; timing is everything for making money. Key levels are truly critical, not just talk. There are indeed people lurking around 3100, and there's considerable room for a rebound. Being bullish isn't wrong; I'm just worried about misinterpretation. When the time comes, stop-losses will be painful. If Bitcoin can't lead the way, everything else is pointless. If this support holds, there's still hope in the medium term.

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DecentralizeMe

· 20h ago

If 3050 can't break, then stay steady; the rebound space is indeed visible. Stick to the bullish view; you need to understand these few lines thoroughly. If it's fluctuating around 3100, wait for a real opportunity before getting in. Now is the time to test your mentality; as long as the support doesn't break, it's not a big problem. BTC can't drive the situation? That would indeed be quite challenging.

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AirdropATM

· 01-11 07:50

If 3050 can hold, it's stable; if it breaks, it's over. Watching Bitcoin's moves to decide. --- Here we go again with the 3100 bottom-fishing story, just like last time... --- Sounds good, but the key is whether it can rebound. Armchair strategizing is easy for anyone. --- Coordination? Ha, right now, whoever falls first is done for. Don't overthink it. --- Accumulation zone? Fine, I'll just see how long it can support. --- If it breaks below 3050, I'll liquidate everything. No more hesitation. --- The logic is sound, but the real test is whether it can be executed properly.

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FlashLoanLord

· 01-11 07:49

Breaking 3050 would really be troublesome, this time I must hold firm --- Bullish is bullish, but I'm afraid of another plunge. I'll wait and see --- I think someone is building a wall at 3100, slowly absorbing --- Without BTC cooperation, it's impossible to play around. ETH is now just following along --- Is the support strong? I feel like it could tear at any moment, better to be cautious --- The rebound space is insignificant, what I fear is where the next space will be --- The rhythm of the crypto triangle is too esoteric, who can truly understand it? --- Understanding key positions thoroughly? Easier said than done, stop-losses are useless once triggered --- 3100 is indeed absorbing, but the volume is a bit awkward --- What if the rebound comes? If it drops again afterward, it will still be a loss

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 01-11 07:43

Breaking below 3050 would be really troublesome, but now the signs of accumulation are so obvious, I feel it can still hold up. BTC and BNB are cooperating well, so ETH shouldn't be too bad. The key still depends on Bitcoin's mood. I'm watching the 3100 level, but I don't dare to go all in, I'm a coward. If the rebound space is so large, why are people still cutting losses... I really don't get it. Being bullish isn't wrong, I'm just afraid of misunderstanding the position, then it's all over.

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LiquidationWizard