2025-12-10 20:00:21

#以太坊行情技术解读 The macro aspect often outweighs the candlestick patterns. This time, Dawn still adheres to a bullish mindset. Remember: rebounds won't come just once.

For BTC, pay attention to the range of 91,000-91,700, with targets pointing to 92,700-93,600. If broken, look for 95,000 as the next level.

On ETH, opportunities are around 3,300-3,340, with upward space targeting 3,380-3,450. In strong momentum, it can surge to 3,580.

Watch the targets: $ICP $COAI $DYM

In a bullish market, the space for swing trades is often larger than expected. Don’t just focus on a single trend; multiple waves of rise are the norm.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 12-11 10:01

The rebound won't come only once, but our stop-loss shouldn't be set only once either... I'm optimistic about this dawn bullish trend, but remember, no matter how beautiful the flowers are, they need protective fences.

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StableCoinKaren

· 12-11 03:53

This guy Dawn really dares to bet on the bullish side. The macro environment is so complicated. How useful are a few rebounds? The key is whether it can really break below the level.

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HodlOrRegret

· 12-10 20:29

Rebounds may indeed happen multiple times, but how many opportunities are there to truly bottom out, haha Swing trading sounds easy in theory, but in practice, it's still easy to chase highs How has DYM been doing recently?

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bridgeOops

· 12-10 20:29

Rebounds happen more than once, but how many people are truly brave enough to do swing trading? --- The 91,000 level feels like it will be tested repeatedly again. --- I'm still a bit wary of ICP. While swing trading can be lucrative, the risks are also significant. --- At the 3,300 level, should we gamble or not? It still depends on the macro landscape. --- Is multiple-wave growth the norm? Then we need to find the rhythm; otherwise, cutting losses might make you question life. --- Dawn remains bullish again. Do I believe in his logic this time? Hmm... --- Swing trading with large room sounds great, but actually executing it is a whole different story. --- 95,000? That's a bit greedy, my friend. First, let's worry about whether 91,000 can hold. --- The key is to choose the right position; otherwise, no matter how fierce the bulls are, they can't save your stop-loss. --- ETH 3580 looks quite attractive as a target, but I'm just worried that a pullback in the middle might wipe out your gains.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 12-10 20:20

Repeated rebounds sound nice, but I'm just afraid of another wave of retail investors getting caught off guard. Can we buy ETH at 3300 and hold to the end? I don't want to get trapped this time. Swing trading sounds easy, but in practice, it's just a rhythm of chasing gains and cutting losses. Do you still dare to touch ICP? The feeling of it dropping back to zero hasn't even passed yet. The macro pressure on K-lines is no joke, but how can retail investors interpret macro trends? We can only be passively hit.

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POAPlectionist

· 12-10 20:18

You definitely need to hold this 91,000 level; otherwise, the bulls will be in an awkward position. I agree with the multiple rebounds statement; I'm just worried that the rebound might crash back down halfway. How has ICP been lately? Does anyone have a position? Swing trading sounds easy, but in reality, it's really difficult to execute. Should I wait and see the market before entering at 3,300?

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BearMarketLightning

· 12-10 20:08

Repeated rebounds, what’s the use? It all depends on the macro picture. --- The 91,000-95,000 range, sounds nice, but in reality, it’s just luck. --- Is there plenty of room for swing trading? You need capital for that. Small investors keep chopping and changing. --- ICP, COAI, DYM—can these coins be bought at the bottom? Feels like they’re just holding high positions. --- Listening to bullish ideas is fine, but real money is better saved for eating. --- The 3300-3580 range, saying wait doesn’t really say anything. The key is, when do you buy in? --- It’s always a rebound, more than once. But why do I always see only two rebounds before it’s gone? --- Macro pressure outweighing the candlestick charts, that’s so true. So, as ordinary folks, there’s not much we can say.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 12-10 20:01

The statement that macro pressure is on the K-line is true, but after more rebounds, you'll still end up taking losses again. Wait, ICP, COAI, and DYM—these three, have they been burned by this combo before? Entering ETH at 3300 can indeed be a gamble, but don’t tell me it can break through 3580... Past years have already proven otherwise. Swing trading sounds exciting, but once you’re holding the asset, you’ll realize the cost of chasing highs.

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