This afternoon, the ETH trend once again validated the importance of key levels. We entered at 3125, set the target at 3060, and ultimately secured a precise 65-point profit. Watching the market steadily advance, we didn't expect that in the evening, due to changes in foreign exchange policies, the market suddenly shifted to risk aversion sentiment, leading to a noticeable panic sell-off.
Since the trend has turned bearish, our approach has also adjusted—continue holding short positions. For traders with a higher risk tolerance, this stage can involve maintaining the position; if you prefer a more conservative approach, it is recommended to move the stop-loss down to around 3071, which can both avoid sudden risks and prevent being shaken out by minor fluctuations.
From a technical perspective, the next key support level is at the 3000 integer mark. If this level cannot hold, then 2960 becomes a deeper line of defense. The market is constantly changing, and conditions vary at different times, so continuous monitoring of market reactions is necessary to make appropriate adjustments.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-21 01:14
65 points just blowing there, and with one policy at night, everything is pulled back. This is what I mean by risk release [laugh]
Stop loss at 3071? Bro, the probability of not even holding 3000, think about it
The pattern has indeed become bearish, but the chip distribution shows that this level is actually somewhat interesting
The chasing of the rise and killing of the fall has started again. I suggest everyone first look at the trading volume before making a move
The integer threshold is indeed a defensive line, but from a probability strategy perspective, 2960 is the real test
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bridgeOops
· 01-20 23:30
As soon as the policy was introduced, the market went into chaos. This wave of bottom-fishing probably means more pain ahead.
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POAPlectionist
· 01-20 15:51
Stop at 65 points; this policy came too suddenly and unexpectedly.
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Blockblind
· 01-20 15:50
Stop at 65 points, bro. This wave is a guaranteed win.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-20 15:49
Did you just run after 65 points? I'm still waiting for the 3000 break. This wave of policy changes really caught me off guard.
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NFTRegretful
· 01-20 15:44
Just 65 points and you're out? I'm still holding at 3100, haha
As soon as the policy came, everything collapsed. That's the charm of crypto, right?
Can 3000 hold? Feels uncertain
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ValidatorViking
· 01-20 15:28
ngl, 65 points is solid but that policy whiplash tho... happens every time with macro shifts. the 3000 level holding or breaking will tell us everything, honestly. seen this pattern before during the fork chaos last cycle.
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airdrop_huntress
· 01-20 15:27
Only 65 points gained, smart people. I'm still holding at 3100.
This afternoon, the ETH trend once again validated the importance of key levels. We entered at 3125, set the target at 3060, and ultimately secured a precise 65-point profit. Watching the market steadily advance, we didn't expect that in the evening, due to changes in foreign exchange policies, the market suddenly shifted to risk aversion sentiment, leading to a noticeable panic sell-off.
Since the trend has turned bearish, our approach has also adjusted—continue holding short positions. For traders with a higher risk tolerance, this stage can involve maintaining the position; if you prefer a more conservative approach, it is recommended to move the stop-loss down to around 3071, which can both avoid sudden risks and prevent being shaken out by minor fluctuations.
From a technical perspective, the next key support level is at the 3000 integer mark. If this level cannot hold, then 2960 becomes a deeper line of defense. The market is constantly changing, and conditions vary at different times, so continuous monitoring of market reactions is necessary to make appropriate adjustments.