2026-01-15 03:51:20

#数字资产市场动态 $ETH has indeed faced significant downward pressure recently, and many people didn't predict this decline accurately. However, when it comes to market analysis, the Chan Theory system really has some skills—I have to admit that it is indeed solid in the field of technical analysis. The logic of hierarchical decomposition and multi-timeframe resonance is much more sophisticated compared to traditional candlestick indicators. Of course, market fluctuations never have absolute inevitability, but the methodology of Chan Theory can still help you clarify many ideas in practical trading.

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Deconstructionist

· 9h ago

Chan Theory is indeed impressive, but I still haven't accurately predicted this wave of ETH's decline.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 9h ago

Chan Theory is indeed powerful, but what I care more about is whether I can profit from this decline. The real gains come from long and short reversals, brother.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 9h ago

Speaking of Chan Theory, it does have some substance. Last time, I escaped the top based on its logic; otherwise, this wave of decline could have caused me to lose everything. ETH's rhythm, without a systematic analysis framework, is really easy to get cut. The multi-timeframe resonance of Chan Theory is much more reliable than just looking at K-line charts, although execution still tests your feel. To be honest, now relying on intuition to buy the dip is just gambling; you still need a methodology to support you. This wave, indeed, not many people saw it coming; it's hard to top. I really respect the concept of multi-timeframe resonance; it's more reliable than stacking technical indicators.

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WhaleSurfer

· 9h ago

Chan Theory is indeed amazing. I've been obsessed with the multi-timeframe resonance approach for a long time, but in practice, it's still easy to make mistakes.

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