2025-12-26 01:21:43

Ethereum's recent trend shows typical four-hour central pivot characteristics, with prices repeatedly testing the bottom within a certain range. From a Chan theory perspective, it is not advisable to aggressively go long at this stage; instead, focus on shorting opportunities when the price rallies.

Specifically, the optimal trading window may occur when the 30-minute rebound completes. Once a complete 30-minute rebound segment forms, it becomes a critical point for short entry. Waiting for the afternoon rebound confirmation will provide more specific trading guidance.

Based on today's rhythm, the bullish signals are not strong enough, and maintaining a cautious stance is more prudent. Market tide changes often unfold quietly within these subtle technical breakouts.

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All-InQueen

· 11h ago

Bottoming out again, talking about Chan Theory. I just don't believe that 30 minutes can hit me precisely. Bearish opportunities? Sounds good, but isn't it just gambling on probabilities? Anyway, I’m just holding steady. Caution is right, but will this afternoon's rebound really come? Feels like everyone’s been scared off. Reminds me of the last time I heard this kind of analysis and the brutal outcome. The problem is, I’m still here. Selling on rallies sounds comfortable, but where exactly is the high, brothers? This technical breakdown sounds like mysticism. Anyway, I’ve already gone flat. With so many Chan Theory masters, why haven't I seen anyone consistently profitable? Wait, let me ask, how long does the bottom of this central zone need to be hammered out? It’s exhausting just looking at it. Might as well go all-in and wait for the rebound. You’re right, the bullish signals are insufficient, so does that mean the bearish side is fully confirmed? Where’s the logic?

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 11h ago

Having heard a lot about bottom-fishing strategies, only those who buy the dip truly make money. The Chan Theory sounds sophisticated, but isn't it just betting on rebounds? The 30-minute cycle is too short. Short positions sound good, but I'm afraid of a rebound shooting straight up. Being cautious is right, but in this market, those who are cautious haven't made any money. What do you think? Waiting again for confirmation in the afternoon, always waiting and waiting, only to find the market gone.

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rugdoc.eth

· 11h ago

Bottoming out again and again, is this time really different? I think we still need to wait for confirmation this afternoon before saying anything. There are indeed short-selling opportunities, but don't be too aggressive; everyone who has suffered losses understands. The 30-minute rebound seems reliable, but the market can change suddenly. No matter how you analyze Chan Theory, the key is to stay alive. Bullish signals are insufficient, so I choose to keep sleeping and see what happens when I wake up.

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GasGuru

· 11h ago

Bottoming out again, bottoming out again, is this time really different? The bear opportunity has been talked about a hundred times, but what’s the result... For 30-minute charts, the key still depends on the afternoon performance. It's too early to tell now. Trend theory players are starting to analyze the details again, I just watch. Insufficient bullish signals? Then the bearish signals are also quite weak, huh. Feels like I’m about to get trapped again, but continuing to observe is indeed wise. When will this rebound finally complete? I'm a bit tired of waiting. Tide changes, right? Old story, but in the end, it’s just guesswork. Breakout levels, post-mortem analysis is the most powerful. I just follow my instincts. Will the afternoon confirmation trend come or not? Don’t let it be another false breakout.

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WhaleWatcher

· 11h ago

Wait a minute, is the 30-minute rebound of the Chan Theory about to turn into a bear market? Bro, your risk control is a bit tight... --- It's both bottoming and centralizing, feels like I hear this set of explanations every time. Why haven't I seen real profit-making moments? --- It makes sense, but I still think this round of rebound won't end so quickly. Let's keep watching. --- Listening to "short on rallies," but instead it pushes higher. This is the pain point of technical analysis. --- Chan Theory indeed requires patience, but have you considered the cost of waiting... --- Such detailed operations on the 30-minute level, for retail traders, is nothing but a rhythm of being blown out. --- Your stance is quite correct, but execution always falls short. --- After bottoming out for so long, will the rebound really end so quickly? I remain skeptical.

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