Looking at the recent trends, the signs of a bear market are really obvious. Each rebound shows a typical three-wave structure, and then it gets crushed down again. This pattern is hard to ignore. From the wave theory perspective, these repeated three-wave highs have become selling points, indicating that the bullish momentum is always insufficient. The market lacks the strength to break through previous highs, and instead, each time it encounters resistance at similar levels. This is not a coincidence but a main characteristic of the current market.
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GasGuzzler
· 4h ago
The third wave crashing down, this routine has really repeated itself. I'm tired of it.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 4h ago
Three waves crashing down... This round really isn't exciting, always getting stuck in the same spot.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 4h ago
Three waves hit once, looping playback, and it's probably this wave's turn again.
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GasWaster
· 4h ago
Studying wave theory again, huh? You're not wrong... every rebound dies right there.
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LiquidityWizard
· 4h ago
Coming back with the same old tricks? It's the same old routine, always fooling us into taking the bait.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 4h ago
The three waves hit so decisively, indicating that the main force really doesn't want the bulls to survive this round.
ETH/USD Market Observation
Looking at the recent trends, the signs of a bear market are really obvious. Each rebound shows a typical three-wave structure, and then it gets crushed down again. This pattern is hard to ignore. From the wave theory perspective, these repeated three-wave highs have become selling points, indicating that the bullish momentum is always insufficient. The market lacks the strength to break through previous highs, and instead, each time it encounters resistance at similar levels. This is not a coincidence but a main characteristic of the current market.