Ethereum's recent market performance is still quite interesting. Many people are paying attention to whether ETH can break out of the consolidation and surge towards 3000 after the market opens next Monday. This level is indeed a psychological barrier, and quite a few traders are eager to act.
But here’s the question—what factors will determine the market direction next week? Will it follow Bitcoin's rhythm or operate independently? Currently, opinions vary. Some are optimistic about the recent upward momentum, while others are more conservative, thinking it needs more time to brew.
What do you think? Will Ethereum successfully break through 3000 next week? Or will it take longer? Feel free to share your thoughts and analysis in the comments section, and let’s discuss market trends together.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 9h ago
3000 this threshold really is a bottleneck, it feels like it can't be broken no matter what
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BTC hasn't risen, how can ETH possibly soar alone? Let's be realistic
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Wringing hands and rubbing fists, the most trapped are probably the best
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Reconsidering? Reconsidering until when? It should have moved long ago
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Psychological barrier +1, just waiting to see if next Monday can bring a good start
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Independent operation? Laughs. When has Ethereum ever not followed the big brother?
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Breaking through 3000 is not a dream, but honestly... the probability is quite uncertain
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Feels like we still have to wait for the main players to act; retail traders flailing around are useless
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Some are bearish, some are bullish, indicating the market is still in a hesitation phase
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 9h ago
This level at 3000 looks simple, but it's really hard to push through.
If you can't break through, just keep lying flat. Anyway, I'm already numb.
If Bitcoin drops, even ETH's strength is useless.
Honestly, next week might still be volatile, don't expect too much.
Anyone entering now is just a sucker, I see it clearly.
The psychological barrier is a signal for chopping leeks; I've seen through it early on.
Wait, will this time really break through? I don't dare to bet.
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MidnightGenesis
· 9h ago
On-chain data shows abnormal large transfers over the past three days. As expected, this breakout depends on contract change signals. The addresses deployed late at night are worth paying attention to.
Ethereum's recent market performance is still quite interesting. Many people are paying attention to whether ETH can break out of the consolidation and surge towards 3000 after the market opens next Monday. This level is indeed a psychological barrier, and quite a few traders are eager to act.
But here’s the question—what factors will determine the market direction next week? Will it follow Bitcoin's rhythm or operate independently? Currently, opinions vary. Some are optimistic about the recent upward momentum, while others are more conservative, thinking it needs more time to brew.
What do you think? Will Ethereum successfully break through 3000 next week? Or will it take longer? Feel free to share your thoughts and analysis in the comments section, and let’s discuss market trends together.