2026-01-11 10:40:25

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Nighttime market conditions have reached a critical moment. Based on the current market performance, I will summarize several possible directions Ethereum might take—

**Scenario 1**: $ETH rebounds after falling to around 3020 and finds support, then slowly rises to about 3200. However, this level might only be temporary, with a sharp drop below 2900 tomorrow, followed by continued decline over the next few days, ultimately falling into the 2200-2500 range.

**Scenario 2**: Breaks through 2900 directly and enters sideways consolidation. After the market opens on Monday, a moderate upward trend may begin, with this rebound possibly pushing the price to around 3700, signaling a new bull market.

**Scenario 3**: $ETH breaks below 2800 without rebounding, continues to decline on Monday, and eventually forms a bottom between 2200-2500.

$BTC and $PEPE 's movements require close attention to international economic data, which is very critical. Currently, market expectations are still quite sensitive to data reactions, and short-term volatility may increase.

ETH1,55%

BTC1,46%

PEPE2,27%

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-11 11:10

The three scenarios are just listed without explanation, just waiting to harvest the little guys.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-11 11:10

Second scenario: break 2900 and directly go up to 3700? Bro, you're way too optimistic. Non-farm payroll data has already collapsed; how can there still be a rebound and a bull market signal?

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CodeSmellHunter

· 01-11 11:09

Writing all three directions is the same as not saying anything haha. Anyway, a decline is the first and third types, an increase is the second type, and we still have to rely on non-farm payroll data to save the day.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-11 11:08

Playing the "choose one of three" game again, huh? Anyway, there's always one that can be guessed correctly. Honestly, this non-farm payroll might be a disaster. Let's wait and see if Monday can save the situation. If that 2200 level really breaks, it would be outrageous.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-11 11:07

All three scripts are telling the same story—it's about pushing forward. Can the supply line between 2200-2500 hold? To be honest, I don't really believe it.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-11 11:03

Here comes another prediction, covering the entire trend with three scenarios. This is called guaranteed profit with no loss. Non-farm payroll data underperformed, and this time it really depends on Monday's situation. Whether it's 3700 or 2200, it all depends on the news over the weekend. I was about to sleep but now can't. To be honest, the second scenario is what everyone wants to see, but I bet 2900 will break through. Still the same advice: don't rush to buy the dip before the bottom is confirmed. Too many people are trapped above 3000.

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ProposalManiac