2026-01-10 17:20:41

Looking at the daily trend of Ethereum, you can actually spot some interesting rhythms. Repeated dips at high levels, with each rally being lower than the previous one; meanwhile, the lows are gradually rising. At first glance, this pattern seems to have some regularity, but don’t forget — the market maker’s specialty is creating the illusion of patterns.

In the short term, bears need to watch whether the 2850 level can hold. However, rather than guessing the market, it’s better to adjust your mindset: focus on low-position long positions with high-position shorts as a supplementary strategy for more stability. As long as the price retraces, it’s an opportunity to add positions at lower levels. 3200 is a good observation point, where there might be strong support.

Crypto market volatility is fast, technical analysis is just a reference, and risk control always comes first.

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OnchainHolmes

· 4h ago

The market maker is best at digging pits, while we are best at stepping into them, cycling back and forth. --- If 2850 can't hold, it seems we still need to continue sinking. --- I've tried adding to long positions at low points before, but ended up getting trapped badly. --- Every time we say risk first, but when it comes to adding positions, we forget about it, huh. --- Is that support level at 3200 reliable? Please don't deceive us again. --- The pattern looks very clear, but as soon as I place an order, it reverses. The crypto world is so unpredictable. --- Instead of studying these, it's better to look directly at the contract data and be more realistic. --- I agree with buying low, but I'm afraid that if it pulls back, it might not return to the level you mentioned.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 7h ago

The dealer's tricks are like this—looks patterned but actually all traps. Wait, is low buying really safe? I think it still depends on whether 2850 can hold. That support level at 3200 feels a bit weak; don't be fooled by technicals. Before adding positions, think about risk control—don't end up losing everything including your pants. To put it simply, it's gambling—nobody should pretend to understand. I've heard this strategy of adding at low levels too many times, but what was the result?

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airdrop_huntress

· 21h ago

I've seen through the tricks of the market maker long ago. Patterns? Ha, the more predictable the market looks, the easier it is to fall into a trap. If 2850 can't hold, just jump in directly. Anyway, buying low is very safe.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 22h ago

I've seen this trick from the market makers too many times; as soon as the pattern appears, it gets slapped down.

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DeFiDoctor

· 22h ago

The clinical records show that this wave of ETH's performance is indeed interesting—repeatedly breaking lows at high levels, gradually rising at lows. At first glance, it seems to have a pattern, but I've seen this routine too many times; it's the "pattern trap" that traders love the most. Can 2850 hold? Honestly, that's not the key diagnostic point. I'm actually more concerned about—have you installed your risk warning system? The combination strategy of buying low and shorting high sounds good, but the problem is that the timing of adding positions often becomes the fuse for strategy complications. The support at 3200, it's recommended to review regularly and not rely on it too much. In the crypto world, technical analysis at best is just a reference thermometer; true health assessment depends on liquidity indicators and capital outflow symptoms. Many people fall into the trap of "feeling that the price will retest," but in the end, they never get to see it. So, instead of guessing based on numbers, ask yourself—have you set your stop-loss level?

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BridgeTrustFund

· 22h ago

The dealer's move is really clever; what seems to be a pattern is actually just a trick. Buying low and selling high sounds stable, but once it hits 3200, it all depends on luck. Anyway, I'm still going to wait and see.

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just_another_wallet

· 22h ago

The dealer's strongest suit is really this set. It seems to have patterns but is actually all tricks. Every time I think I've found the rhythm, I get countered and beaten badly. Listening to low longs and high shorts seems stable, but in actual combat, isn't it always the opposite? The probability of not holding 3200 is even higher. Still that saying: risk control first, making money second. Don't be brainwashed by technical analysis.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 22h ago

Are market makers best at creating patterns? Ha, that's so on point. I've been tricked by this tactic several times. Every time I think I've found the rhythm, the next second they reverse and dump the price. It's incredible.

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