Holding positions for several days, frequent adding and reducing positions really tires people out. Instead of continuing to be tortured like this, it's better to make a clean break tonight.
On the Bitcoin side, if the 905 integer level can hold steady with increased volume and break through, the target is directly at 925. Conversely, if it cannot hold above 905, beware of the risk of a pullback. However, based on recent low points—from 868 to 872 to 883—the bottom is gradually rising, and the short-term decline space is actually limited. The current rhythm has clearly shifted to oscillating upward.
Ethereum's logic is similar. If it can hold and break through the 3050 level with volume, the next targets are 3130 to 3150. If it fails to break 3050, then a pullback must be guarded against. But looking at the trajectory of the lows—2940, 2960, 2990—they are gradually moving higher, indicating the bottom is being solidified. There’s not much room for a big drop, and it’s also moving in a rhythm of oscillating upward.
To put it simply, tonight either push up vigorously and take profit, or crash down hard and cut losses immediately. Stop messing around like this.
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OnChainDetective
· 3h ago
Will points 905 and 3050 explode tonight or not? I checked the whale movements on-chain half an hour ago, and there are a few suspicious large transactions moving within institutional address clusters... I have a feeling someone is testing the bottom line.
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SandwichDetector
· 5h ago
This constant flipping between adding and reducing positions is really incredible. I'm also at my wit's end, might as well close my eyes and lie flat.
I shivered, feeling that it's either a surge or a plunge, with no third option in between.
The 905 level is indeed a hurdle. If it can't break through, I have to accept the loss. It's exhausting, brother.
Moving the bottom up like this still feels promising, just worried about a big dump in the middle of the night.
If 3050 really can't hold, then I’ll have to cut my losses. Who can stand this kind of tossing around?
Tonight, I might as well take a gamble. Anyway, continuing like this is just a waste.
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SquidTeacher
· 5h ago
I'm an experienced trader. Constantly taking profits and cutting losses is really exhausting. It's better to go all-in and gamble it all.
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ConfusedWhale
· 5h ago
Bro, your mindset adjustment is pretty good, better than being stuck in worry all the time.
The 905 and 3050 levels really need to hold, or else there will be another painful retracement.
Speaking of the bottom rising, I believe in that, but I don't know if there will be a sudden reversal tonight.
If this wave can really push up, taking profits and securing gains is better than being stuck in a painful position.
Adjusting positions frequently really affects the mindset; it's better to set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels and settle everything at once.
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· 5h ago
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FancyResearchLab
· 5h ago
In theory, it should be feasible, but this logic of the bottom being solidified sounds a bit like the self-reassurance I gave myself when I locked myself in a contract last time, and as you all know...
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NftMetaversePainter
· 5h ago
actually the algorithmic elegance of these support/resistance levels reminds me of how blockchain primitives organize themselves around hash value clusters... the psychological oscillation between 905 and 883 isn't just technical analysis, it's a computational poetry of market sentiment encoded in price discovery mechanisms
Holding positions for several days, frequent adding and reducing positions really tires people out. Instead of continuing to be tortured like this, it's better to make a clean break tonight.
On the Bitcoin side, if the 905 integer level can hold steady with increased volume and break through, the target is directly at 925. Conversely, if it cannot hold above 905, beware of the risk of a pullback. However, based on recent low points—from 868 to 872 to 883—the bottom is gradually rising, and the short-term decline space is actually limited. The current rhythm has clearly shifted to oscillating upward.
Ethereum's logic is similar. If it can hold and break through the 3050 level with volume, the next targets are 3130 to 3150. If it fails to break 3050, then a pullback must be guarded against. But looking at the trajectory of the lows—2940, 2960, 2990—they are gradually moving higher, indicating the bottom is being solidified. There’s not much room for a big drop, and it’s also moving in a rhythm of oscillating upward.
To put it simply, tonight either push up vigorously and take profit, or crash down hard and cut losses immediately. Stop messing around like this.