2025-12-26 01:25:11

Ethereum's price action on December 26th shows a typical multi-cycle divergence pattern. From the daily chart, the bearish trend remains solid, which is especially evident on the 12-hour and longer timeframes.

The specific trading approach is as follows: from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, focus on short-term buy-the-dip opportunities on lower timeframes. Although the 4-hour chart has recently shown a bullish crossover, pushing the short-term target higher, this does not change the overall bearish tone of the daily chart—the established short position from yesterday remains valid.

Therefore, the strategy framework is: bearish on the larger cycle, bullish on the smaller cycle. Specific entry points are shown in the above chart. Any new developments in the market will be monitored and analyzed in real-time. It is important to note that strategy sharing is for reference only; trading entries should be cautious, and risk management is the top priority.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 12h ago

The long-term bear market is a bear market, and short-term fluctuations are useless. I've heard this explanation of large and small cycles many times before. The daily chart rules all; everything else is noise. This wave of the market seems to be breaking through support levels. Are you still stuck on those few points? Buy on dips? I think it's more like getting trapped on dips.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 12-27 20:25

I believe in the big cycle bear market, but I'm worried that the small cycle will trap me again --- It's another big bear and small bull pattern; I can recite this routine by heart --- I agree with the daily chart bearish outlook, but when these two cycles clash, it's the easiest time to get liquidated haha --- Dipping in on dips sounds good, but the key is whether you can hold on to the bottom or just keep getting slapped in the face --- Risk control comes first, but how many people really manage to do it --- Multi-cycle differentiation looks professional, but in practice, it's just a matter of luck --- The 8 to 12 AM time window is a bit useless, you should have gone to sleep already

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DaisyUnicorn

· 12-27 02:26

Long-term bear market with short-term bull market, this combo is pretty impressive... But I still stick to my point, the daily chart is the flower that blooms the longest, the rebound on the hourly chart is like a false prosperity in spring, be careful not to get cut.

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GateUser-6b438c1f

· 12-26 03:08

Hold tight 💪

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-26 01:55

The bearish trend on the Tiantu chart is so solid, I'm still a bit hesitant haha Looking at the big cycle bearish and the small cycle bullish, it's easy to get caught off guard when trying to act on it Can we copy this wave to the end, or are we going to get trapped again? Bro, you should follow risk control advice, but it seems most people are only catching on after the fact

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DegenDreamer

· 12-26 01:54

The bearish trend on the Tian Tu chart is so solid that it feels like we should still be cautious. In the larger cycle, look for short-term bearishness and small cycle bullishness. It's easy to say but risky to execute. Again, buying on dips—how many times has this routine been played out... Risk control first +1, or you'll really suffer heavy losses. The four-hour breakout does feel a bit like a false signal this time. Wait, if the Tian Tu chart is truly so bearish, would it still dare to go long? It’s annoying. Yesterday's bearish trend was established, and now there's an attempt to reverse—really challenging. What are the levels? Where's the chart? Without a chart, what can I say? Is this rally a genuine bottom or just a trap for the longs? Question mark. In the larger cycle, despite bearish pressure, trying to find longs—this courage is really bold.

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AirdropHuntress

· 12-26 01:49

The long-term bear market still holds up according to research data, but don't be fooled by the four-hour breakout. The key is to watch the movements of those few wallet addresses; historical data shows that this is when reversals are most likely to occur. Don't be greedy; risk management first.

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BridgeNomad

· 12-26 01:46

daily chart still screaming bearish vibes... but ngl, those 4h breakouts always get me paranoid. seen this pattern collapse too many times to trust it blind. what's your slippage tolerance on these dip buys? 👀

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BlindBoxVictim

· 12-26 01:39

It's the same old big empty small abundance routine. Honestly, hearing this every day is a bit tiring. --- Multi-cycle differentiation? To me, it looks more like throwing a tantrum. --- Risk control is your top priority, you really say that, but when it comes to actual operation, no one listens, right? Haha. --- The 8 to 12 o'clock window feels a bit pointless. --- "Real-time follow-up later" sounds like a sign of changing plans, haha.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 12-26 01:33

The long-term bear market is a bear market, and this wave still needs to continue downward. With such a solid bearish structure on the daily chart, trying to reverse with a short-term rebound? Wishful thinking. It's another multi-cycle divergence. How many times have we heard this routine... Turns out, we still have to rely on risk control to survive. What’s the use of a 4-hour breakout? The daily chart is the boss; this logic is sound. Wait, is 8:00 to 12:00 domestic time or UTC? We need to clarify that. Once the shorting direction is established, stick to it. Don’t change your mind every day. The frequent switching between long and short really confuses me. Maybe I should just go all-in on one side. Buy on dips at smaller timeframes, risk control first... Sounds simple, but how about execution? This daily chart bearish tone, I feel like I’ve heard it so many times I’m numb to it.

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