Ethereum is currently at a critical juncture, with detailed technical analysis manually reviewed and supplemented. This stage is worth trying to establish long positions around 2975 to see if it can break through to the target range of 3050-3100. But there is one key point—if the long positions cannot hold, after stopping out, it’s necessary to coordinate with the technical support levels below to open short positions; the data is already sufficiently complete.
It’s especially important to note that the orders around 2950 are now particularly dense. Once these chips are absorbed by the bulls, they may actually turn into resistance. In other words, even if there is a rebound, it’s difficult to push above 3100; most likely, the rebound to 3000 will accelerate the decline. This kind of chip accumulation position is often a watershed—either a volume breakout or a direct collapse. Just follow the key level prompts to formulate your trading plan.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 2025-12-31 16:55
That pile of orders at 2950 is really annoying. It feels like the bulls will either break through quietly or get smashed through directly... Let's see if this move can gain volume.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 2025-12-31 16:55
That pile of orders at 2950 is really disgusting, feels like another round of tricks is coming.
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UncleLiquidation
· 2025-12-31 16:55
That pile of orders at 2950 is really a trap. Once you get caught in, you'll probably have to accelerate the downward push. Let's wait and see how it plays out.
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CommunitySlacker
· 2025-12-31 16:38
2950 that pile of orders is really incredible, it feels like a trap
It's the same old story, analyzed it the same way last time, and the result was...
Setting stop-losses properly is the way to go, don't be blinded by chips
Around 3000, either a breakout or a crash, there's not much to do in between
Dense orders = meat grinder, this logic is solid
It looks like it's going to crash, but I still don't trust this rebound
Wait for a breakout before following, don't catch the falling knife now, brother
There are only a few key levels, you'll know immediately if they break or hold, overthinking is useless
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 2025-12-31 16:28
2950, I really don't understand this bunch of orders. It looks like a bullish trap... If it rebounds to 3000, I have to run.
Ethereum is currently at a critical juncture, with detailed technical analysis manually reviewed and supplemented. This stage is worth trying to establish long positions around 2975 to see if it can break through to the target range of 3050-3100. But there is one key point—if the long positions cannot hold, after stopping out, it’s necessary to coordinate with the technical support levels below to open short positions; the data is already sufficiently complete.
It’s especially important to note that the orders around 2950 are now particularly dense. Once these chips are absorbed by the bulls, they may actually turn into resistance. In other words, even if there is a rebound, it’s difficult to push above 3100; most likely, the rebound to 3000 will accelerate the decline. This kind of chip accumulation position is often a watershed—either a volume breakout or a direct collapse. Just follow the key level prompts to formulate your trading plan.