Speaking of ETH's recent trend, the technical aspect has actually provided quite a few opportunities. The price is currently oscillating in the 2952-3000 range. Based on the 15-30 minute closing prices as a reference standard, the overall rhythm remains quite clear.
From the upper side, if the price pushes toward the resistance zone, establishing short positions at this point is actually a relatively safe choice—after all, it's the first time reaching this level, and the risk is more controllable. The logic is simple: if it doesn't break above, continue to look for short opportunities; if it doesn't fall below, consider going long. This approach is also applicable within a prudent trading framework.
Conversely, looking at the lower side, the price movement range for long positions actually follows the same principle. How exactly to grasp it can be understood from the chart, and I won't go into details here. The key is to flexibly adjust based on real-time technical analysis.
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FreeMinter
· 15h ago
Is the 3000 level really that hard to break? It feels like every time I hit this point
ETH still follows the same old logic, if it can't go up, then it can't come down either. It's easy to say but hard to do
Daring to short at the first pressure level, how strong must your mental resilience be
It sounds simple, but in actual trading, you still have to rely on intuition, and technical analysis can also deceive
This wave of oscillation is a bit boring, when will we get a clear direction
Breaking the level is the way to go; range-bound oscillation is just us being cut
The chart is clear, but adjusting in real-time is not easy; the market moves too fast
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DeFiChef
· 18h ago
Whether this key level at 3000 can be broken or not still depends on the subsequent trading volume.
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DegenDreamer
· 18h ago
Is the 3000 level really that easy to break through? I feel like short positions are easily trapped.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 18h ago
This wall of 3000 is too tough, it was smashed back again.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 19h ago
Short positions above 3000 are really profitable; at the first sign of resistance, be decisive.
ETH's recent oscillation pattern indeed follows the 15-minute chart, simple and straightforward.
Wait until the support below is broken before considering a bottom-fishing; there's no rush right now.
The technical analysis is that simple, don't overcomplicate it.
If the resistance level isn't broken on the first attempt, keep pushing; the logic is solid.
The chart is right there; you can see it clearly.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 19h ago
Do I have to repeatedly try this level 3000 again? It's a common topic.
Speaking of ETH's recent trend, the technical aspect has actually provided quite a few opportunities. The price is currently oscillating in the 2952-3000 range. Based on the 15-30 minute closing prices as a reference standard, the overall rhythm remains quite clear.
From the upper side, if the price pushes toward the resistance zone, establishing short positions at this point is actually a relatively safe choice—after all, it's the first time reaching this level, and the risk is more controllable. The logic is simple: if it doesn't break above, continue to look for short opportunities; if it doesn't fall below, consider going long. This approach is also applicable within a prudent trading framework.
Conversely, looking at the lower side, the price movement range for long positions actually follows the same principle. How exactly to grasp it can be understood from the chart, and I won't go into details here. The key is to flexibly adjust based on real-time technical analysis.