This morning's fall in Ethereum points to a core factor - large holders are selling. Such dumping actions often explain most of the fluctuations in the short term, so don't let other market noise distract you.
I am focused on two technical positions, which are the trading anchors after repeated verification:
**Near 2970** is a clear entry area for bulls. If the price falls to this level, you should decisively consider opening a position.
**Near 3060** is the key resistance for bears. When the price reaches this level, be cautious of the risk of a pullback, and consider reducing holdings or setting a short position.
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MetaDreamer
· 2025-12-26 07:23
It's the big players dumping again; I'm tired of this routine.
Here they come again, sounding quite experienced, but can 2970 really hold?
Honestly, these two levels are a bit tight; it feels like they could be broken easily.
I'm a bit worried about 3060; it might lead to repeated confirmations.
Wait, is the big player selling off so straightforwardly? It doesn't seem that simple.
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quiet_lurker
· 2025-12-23 07:55
Large Investors dumping this trap saying always works, but when it really gets to 2970, it’s still up to luck.
By the way, are these two points reliable? The previous "clear area" has caused a lot of traps too.
With both Build a Position and short orders, I just want to quietly watch the drama.
If it really hits 2970, I will buy the dip; if not, there’s no regret.
The 3060 area does indeed easily see a rebound, I agree with that.
Large Investors are often the market disruptors, and us retail investors following the data is actually steadier.
I heard there are still people who believe in these points for leverage, really brave.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 2025-12-23 07:48
The whales are starting to dump again, this routine is getting old.
Can 2970 really hold? It feels like it needs to fall further.
Short at 3060, betting on a pullback, otherwise it's going to be a big loss.
I had already anticipated that large holders would cash out, just waiting for them to weaken.
These two points are indeed classic, but chasing the price high or low is just giving away money.
Let them dump, I'm just waiting to ambush at 2970.
This morning's fall in Ethereum points to a core factor - large holders are selling. Such dumping actions often explain most of the fluctuations in the short term, so don't let other market noise distract you.
I am focused on two technical positions, which are the trading anchors after repeated verification:
**Near 2970** is a clear entry area for bulls. If the price falls to this level, you should decisively consider opening a position.
**Near 3060** is the key resistance for bears. When the price reaches this level, be cautious of the risk of a pullback, and consider reducing holdings or setting a short position.
These two points are not "possible".