2025-12-27 13:22:29

Ethereum has recently exhibited an interesting phenomenon. According to the Chan Theory framework, in the four-hour consolidation phase, three parallel bottom patterns have already formed. In this situation, the probability of a breakout is actually quite high.

The key point here—whether it's a false break down to touch 2886 or a further dip to 2772— as long as the four-hour candlestick can stabilize and rebound, these levels can become highly cost-effective entry points for long positions. The main thing is to keep a calm mindset, don't rush to buy, and wait for the candlestick to give a clear signal before taking action. False breaks are often a tactic used by big players to shake out weak hands; instead, they present an opportunity for smart capital to enter. That's how the market works—between panic and patience, a trend reversal is often just one move away.

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UnluckyLemur

· 7h ago

Honestly, I've seen this triple bottom pattern too many times, and in the end, it's just a big bearish candle slap in the face. Wait, can it really stabilize? Feels like we're about to get chopped again. Stop messing around. I don't dare to bottom fish at this level; too many false signals. Smart money? Haha, that's just a story for retail investors. That 2886 level probably won't hold; if it breaks, it’s straight to 2772. Shakeout, shakeout—sounds easy when you say it, but losing money is not easy. I just want to know if this time it's really broken or just a fake break; what’s the probability, what’s the use? No matter how fancy the Chan theory is, in the end, it depends on the market maker’s mood. I've heard this kind of analysis too many times; every time they say there's a chance, but what’s the result? What a joke about staying calm—how can I stay calm watching my balance evaporate?

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DeFiDoctor

· 7h ago

Three parallel bottoms? The medical records show that this wave indeed exhibits repeated bottoming behavior, but the problem is—using the Chan Theory framework for prediction is essentially hindsight. The numbers 2886 and 2772 are precise down to the units, which triggers my perfectionism. Such prediction accuracy itself should serve as a warning.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 7h ago

Wait a minute, can three parallel supports really be that accurate? Why do I always get washed out... Fake breakdown, this story sounds good, but in reality, it's just a harvesting machine for the little guys, buddy. Set your mindset right? Easier said than done, every time I try to buy the dip, I get caught on the rebound. 2886 or 2772, choosing either feels like gambling... Is this time really different? Or are we just going through another round of crash education. I've been listening to the Chan Theory for three years, and I still feel it's more metaphysical than scientific. Waiting patiently for signals, but they always come too late when they do appear.

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BrokeBeans

· 8h ago

Be patient and wait for the candlestick signals; don't be scared off by shakeouts. This wave might really be a good time to get in. --- Three parallel bottoms sound impressive, but in reality, it all depends on who can hold on until the end. --- I've seen many false breaks below 2886, but the real question is whether you can catch the rebound at the right moment. --- So, when panic sets in, it's actually the best time for smart money to place their bets. It's just one word: perseverance. --- The Chan Theory emphasizes mindset; when your mindset is stable, the position becomes clear. Otherwise, you'll get cut. --- Don't rush. Wait for clear signals; this is the stage that tests human nature.

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GasFeeTears

· 8h ago

To be honest, I need to ponder the Chan theory a bit more, but this logic sounds quite clear—don't chase highs, that's the right approach. Wait, will it really drop to 2772? Feels too harsh. Three parallel bottoms? Alright, I'm just waiting for the K-line to speak, no need to make it so complicated. The theory that the big players are shaking out the market is getting tired, but it does manage to fool some people each time. Don't move before the breakdown; this is the most painful advice—it's just not feasible. Maintaining a calm mindset is simple, but when it comes to that point, it'll probably be a quick decision. The cost-performance ratio sounds good, but I'm just worried it'll gap up once I get in.

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WenMoon42

· 8h ago

That's right, this wave is indeed interesting, and the triple bottom is quite easy to break. The key is to wait for the signal and not get washed out. I've seen many fake break and shake-out tricks; in fact, it's a good time to get on board. Just worry about losing your composure. Both 2886 and 2772 can be used for ambushes; the problem is whether you can hold your position steadily. Using the Chánlùn framework is a test of patience; the boredom before the break is the hardest to endure. Wait until you stabilize before entering, greed is the easiest way to flip over. If this wave really breaks the level, the reversal will come quickly afterward, so be mentally prepared. The manipulator's tricks are like this; when retail investors are afraid, it's often the time to take profits.

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