2026-01-06 08:32:41

From a technical perspective, it is quite normal for Ethereum to retrace within the 3210-3180 range. Bitcoin's support at 925-928 is also holding relatively steady. Currently, the bulls' momentum has not been fully unleashed, and both the four-hour chart and the daily chart still have room to continue.

A recent small surprise is that a major institution has not made any moves in the past two days, which is a good signal. I previously noticed that there is a relatively strong support level around the 95x on the daily chart, and I still consider this level as a key observation point.

Regarding the subsequent trend, it is advisable to be patient. The market has not yet shown obvious signs of volume increase, and reversal patterns like double tops or secondary tops have not yet formed. In this state, rushing to open short positions is not wise; it's better to wait a bit longer. Confirm the volume increase before following up, as this will improve stability. In the short term, pay attention to the performance at these key levels, and the market's next direction should become clearer gradually.

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SolidityJester

· 01-08 20:39

Wait, is it a good sign that a big whale hasn't moved these past two days? Why do I feel even more anxious... I've heard too many times that increasing volume means follow-up, but it often results in a reverse dump.

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NestedFox

· 01-06 13:27

You're setting up traps for newbies again. I'm already tired of the 95x support level. Repeatedly confirming it is pointless...

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-06 09:02

Wait, no action from institutions might actually be a good sign? I need to think about this logic the other way around... But judging by your pace, you're definitely advising people not to rush into buying the dip, which is very rational. I'm just worried that when the volume suddenly surges, there will be a bunch of people regretting not jumping in.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-06 08:57

Hmm... The fact that institutions have stopped operations is indeed interesting, but I still need to see volume increase before I believe it. My buddy is right, rushing to open short positions is asking for death. I've been holding at 3210 these days, waiting for a confirmation signal before acting. I'm also watching the 95x support level. If it breaks, it means a real correction is coming. But on the other hand, Bitcoin staying so steady at 925-928... feels like there's still hope. Before volume increases, I choose to lie low. Anyway, there's no rush, and the market isn't moving.

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Tokenomics911

· 01-06 08:40

Hey, institutions have been quiet these days, I received that signal. Waiting for the volume to increase, no rush. Let's keep an eye on 3210. The 95x support level I mentioned before, now it's up to it. No short positions, wait for clear signals. Stay steady, don't fall for the tricks.

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defi_detective

· 01-06 08:33

Have the institutions not been active these days? That’s actually quite interesting, finally some peace and quiet. --- Waiting for volume to pick up. Entering now is just gambling, and I’m not betting on this. --- I’m also watching the 3180 level, just haven’t decided how to operate yet. --- It’s that same old story of waiting and waiting. I’m already tired of waiting. When will the market start to move? --- There’s indeed no need to open short positions prematurely before a double top forms. That’s correct, better to be cautious. --- Bitcoin staying above 928 still has hope; if it falls below, it’s over. --- Is the bullish momentum not fully released yet? Then it’s not too late to get in now. --- With so many key observation points, it’s actually easier to make mistakes.

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