2026-01-03 03:50:26

#数字资产动态追踪 Ethereum's upward momentum against Bitcoin has warmed up again. Can this rebound stabilize?

Recently, the ETH/BTC trading pair has shown clear signs of upward movement, and market enthusiasm has also increased. But the question is—can Ethereum sustain its gains during this rebound, or will it face pressure again?

From a technical perspective, the key is whether the support levels can hold. When Bitcoin is strong, altcoins often follow suit; but when mainstream coins enter a consolidation phase, large-cap coins like Ethereum tend to show independent trends. Whether this window of opportunity can be seized will directly determine the future market direction.

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DaoResearcher

· 15h ago

Based on on-chain data, whether this ETH/BTC rebound can break through the key level still depends on the capital flow of governance tokens. The economic model section 3.2 of the white paper clearly indicates this correlation. --- If the support level cannot hold, the entire Token economic framework will collapse. Citing Vitalik's perspective can explain why. --- If the assumption is correct, then this is concrete evidence of an imbalance in DAO treasury allocation. I need to write a governance proposal to analyze it. --- It is worth noting that the phenomenon of copycat and following trends actually reflects the problem of incentive incompatibility. The game equilibrium fundamentally has multiple solutions. --- Really, every time I see discussions like this, I feel like everyone hasn't read the project's economic model. No wonder they keep stepping into pitfalls. --- The window period? I'm more concerned about whether there's a problem with the liquidity mining incentive design behind this.

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FarmToRiches

· 15h ago

Is it bouncing back again? I think it's uncertain; as soon as BTC moves, ETH will be over.

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StakeOrRegret

· 15h ago

Here we go again? When BTC moves, ETH follows. Where's the independent trend you promised?

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SchroedingerGas

· 15h ago

Here we go again. Can ETH really break free from BTC's shadow this time? I remain skeptical. --- If the support level can't hold, we'll have to go back to the days of being dominated. --- The window period? Laughs. Every time it's called a window period, but you all know how it turns out. --- Honestly, I've heard about Ethereum's independent movement so many times that my ears are getting calloused. When will it truly become independent? --- Technical analysis, support levels—these are all superficial. It mainly depends on how Daddy BTC feels. --- Can the rebound hold steady? I bet five bucks it won't hold—haha. --- If this wave can really break through, I'll eat dirt to celebrate. Otherwise, I'll keep eating dirt. --- Instead of studying ETH's trend, it's better to research how to reduce Gas fees—that's the real headache.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 16h ago

Here comes the rebound again, feels like it happens every time. Can it really stabilize once and for all? --- If ETH drops again this time, I’ll just laugh. It keeps giving hope every time. --- Not holding the support level and still researching technicals. --- The most difficult period during mainstream coin volatility is when it’s easiest to cut losses. --- Window period? Bro, that’s too much jargon. Basically, just gambling. --- When Bitcoin moves, Ethereum follows. What happened to the promised independent trend? --- This rebound feels a bit weak, trading volume can’t keep up. --- If you ask me, it’s better to wait until it breaks a key support level before considering jumping in.

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