#以太坊大户持仓变化 Yesterday's market was relatively calm, with limited volatility during the day, but Bitcoin and Ethereum performed notably at night. Bitcoin surged to the 94,400 level, while Ethereum tested around 3,280; both lines did not disappoint. Subsequently, the market began to fluctuate repeatedly, eventually dropping to support levels of 91,200 and 3,180. The high-level short positions were once again accurately validated, ultimately capturing the expected space of 3,200 and 100 points. Friends who follow this logic should feel the most profound—recent continuous positioning has been paying off, and the strategies outlined in previous articles were very clear. The trend is indeed constantly changing, so traders following in real-time should prioritize current guidance. $BTC The volatility logic of $ETH continues to persist; staying attentive to market rhythm is the most crucial.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 10h ago
That night wave was really satisfying. After hitting a top at 94,400, it directly dropped to 91,200. Short positions were very comfortable. Just keep this rhythm going.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 20h ago
The night wave indeed pressed down beautifully; the 3180 support held, leaving room for a rebound, but right now it's still grinding back and forth, and the rhythm feels a bit slow.
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The group of people shorting at high levels made a lot of money; I didn't follow that wave, and now I feel a bit regretful.
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If you don't understand, just ask. Why is it that every time people say the logic is clear, but the market is still so hard to predict? I really don't have that kind of insight.
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It feels a bit stuck when the 94400 level can't be broken, and the rebound has come back. This is a typical oscillating market.
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The changes in positions are actually quite interesting. The movements of big players can reveal a lot of issues, just worried about being cut.
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The failed attempt at probing 3280—what does this indicate? Is the short-term trend still weak? Can someone interpret this?
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All the continuous layouts are being realized. It sounds like I'm adding drama for myself, but it's definitely better than reckless operations.
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Wait, with so many support levels, does that mean the upside potential is also limited? It feels like we're all stuck in this range.
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Following the market in real-time can easily lead to pitfalls; it's safer to wait for confirmation signals before acting. Those who have suffered losses should understand this.
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BearMarketBarber
· 01-08 13:33
The night wave was indeed amazing, breaking through 94,400 directly, short positions are comfortably profitable.
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Another day of profit with the strategy. Feels like recent moves are precisely testing the strategy.
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The 3180 support level hasn't been broken; we need to keep watching. The logic for BTC's current move is still valid.
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Honestly, falling behind real-time updates can be costly. The market is changing too quickly.
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Achieving the expected 100-point move, this rhythm is indeed flawless.
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Continuously monitoring the rhythm? Instead of that, it's better to just get in.
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High-level short positions were also precise. How is this strategy so smooth to use?
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Breaking the 90k level feels like there's still hope ahead.
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Friends who are cashing out profits every day must be making a lot.
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Attempted to test 3280 for ETH but failed, instead giving the shorts an opportunity.
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WenMoon
· 01-08 08:58
That night wave of the market was truly amazing, and the short positions were accurately validated again. This set of logic is really continuing to persist.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-07 03:00
Another short position that is both accurate and precise—it's really a bit unbelievable.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-07 03:00
Ha, it's the same precise validation routine again. Why do I always feel like it's after the fact?
I did catch the bottom at 3200 during that drop, but this rhythm is really annoying... Continuously monitoring the market rhythm? I'm damn well doing that.
The 94400 level surged up and then came back down, typical trick. See you next time.
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All-InQueen
· 01-07 03:00
The short positions are precise again, but I still find this oscillation a bit annoying. I need to keep a close eye on it.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-07 02:56
That night wave was really intense, dropping straight to 94,400. Those who didn't catch up should reflect on their sense of timing.
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GasFeeTears
· 01-07 02:47
That night’s short position was indeed satisfying, but I still think this kind of market is too easy to deceive. The bottom support might collapse at any moment.
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BearMarketBard
· 01-07 02:31
94400 has been hit again. Short sellers are making some nice profits, but I'm worried this rebound might trap us back in.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 Yesterday's market was relatively calm, with limited volatility during the day, but Bitcoin and Ethereum performed notably at night. Bitcoin surged to the 94,400 level, while Ethereum tested around 3,280; both lines did not disappoint. Subsequently, the market began to fluctuate repeatedly, eventually dropping to support levels of 91,200 and 3,180. The high-level short positions were once again accurately validated, ultimately capturing the expected space of 3,200 and 100 points. Friends who follow this logic should feel the most profound—recent continuous positioning has been paying off, and the strategies outlined in previous articles were very clear. The trend is indeed constantly changing, so traders following in real-time should prioritize current guidance. $BTC The volatility logic of $ETH continues to persist; staying attentive to market rhythm is the most crucial.