2025-12-23 03:24:02

The key trend of Ethereum today is still focused on the period from the morning to midday. I am currently in a short order position, paying close attention to the range of 2870-2850, to see if it can effectively break down between 11:30 and 2:00.

To be honest, the market has been fluctuating within a rising range for the past 5 days. Is the operator going to ease their control? If they could give the bears a chance, we could make a profit from this short order. I'm just afraid the operator will still tightly control the market, and then there won't be much room for maneuver.

So the current state is actually very passive - since we chose the short direction, we can only hope that the market will decline as expected. If the manipulators don't control it so deliberately, we might still have a chance to make a profit. Let's all keep an eye on it, hoping today won't be too disappointing.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 22h ago

What is the market maker up to this time? The short orders are about to be trapped.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12-23 03:57

The market maker is holding back a big move again; the fluctuations over the past 5 days have been incredible. The short order can only succeed if it breaks the position.

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SilentObserver

· 12-23 03:55

The market maker is playing psychological warfare again, the key is whether it can break the level at 11:30. This wave of short order is a bit precarious, the worst fear is a market closure. 2850 is the real touchstone, if it can't break it, we have to admit defeat. To put it bluntly, it's still about betting on the market maker letting go, otherwise, it's just running alongside.

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