2026-01-13 03:21:49

The chart analysis indeed looks impressive, but when you turn to look at the price, it's the same old story. Ethereum's current market is tightly confined within a triangle convergence, with the volatility narrowing more and more, and it’s about to choose a direction. But what’s most frustrating now is this repeated oscillation—you simply can't tell whether it wants to go up or down.

Based on the current momentum, shorting on rallies remains a good opportunity. As long as it doesn't break above the level, don't expect any big moves. It all depends on whether the upcoming breakout is upward or downward. Once the direction is confirmed, only then can you truly catch the trend. At this stage, it's best to stay cautious and wait for that final push.

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LeekCutter

· 8h ago

This triangle either points upward or crashes down, it definitely won't move sideways. Starting to guess the direction again, I might as well wait to get proven wrong. A break below is the real signal; right now it's all fake breakouts, hold steady and don't panic. After such a long consolidation, it feels like the big players are waiting for me to chase the high. Shorting at the high? I feel like every time I chase the high, I get caught. This deadlock is the most frustrating; rather than fussing over it, it's better to wait for a confirmed signal before acting.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-13 03:51

The volatility is so frustrating. If this continues, I'm almost psychologically scarred from being trapped. It's better to stay honest and flat before the breakdown; chasing highs is just giving away profits. No matter how beautiful the chart looks, it can't withstand the mercilessness of the price. Cut when it rises, and wait until it chooses a direction before acting. It feels like this triangle convergence is about to unleash a big move, but who knows which way it will break. Rather than guessing blindly, it's better to wait for signals. Anyway, we're the ones always losing money, like leeks. With such narrow fluctuations, I might as well turn off the trading software.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 01-13 03:51

Triangular convergence is just like a buggy contract; it looks stable but is actually waiting to explode. Currently, this wave of volatility is merely searching for attack vectors. Once a true breakthrough is confirmed, it will be the best time to exploit reentrancy. But honestly, market trends that are hard to predict are no different from unverified code—both are dangerous.

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DegenGambler

· 01-13 03:51

Still drawing charts to fool people, I just ask—has it broken down? No? Then I'll keep sleeping. The old trick of triangle convergence, every time it says to choose a direction quickly, but in the end, it just consolidates sideways forever. Shorting on rallies sounds good, but who knows if this time it might suddenly rug pull, I'm really scared. Wait for the breakdown confirmation before taking action; anyway, I don't want to lose money just because I missed the move. ETH's temperament is like Schrödinger's cat, going up and down, it's really fucking annoying.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-13 03:50

This broken chart keeps playing tricks every day, and the price remains the same old story. Truly incredible. The triangle convergence is about to break, but no one knows which way it will go, and that's the most frustrating part. Shorting at highs is still the safest bet; just wait for that breakout. Right now, it's just waiting, don't act recklessly.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-13 03:41

I'm tired of hearing the same rhetoric about triangular convergence; the key is that you need to have bullets in hand.

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AirdropATM

· 01-13 03:33

Here we go again with this set, the charts look stunningly beautiful, but reality hits even faster With the market so volatile, who dares to move? Let's wait for a breakdown Cutting orders on rallies has become the norm, it's exhausting With this range, what big trend are you expecting? Dream on The triangle convergence is stuck, I hate this kind of repeated messing around If it can't break out, it'll just keep oscillating. Waiting for signals, everyone

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-13 03:27

The concept of triangular convergence sounds more pleasant than it actually is; in reality, it just reflects chaotic data. Similar to the permission control of some contracts—looks logically clear, but in practice, full of vulnerabilities.

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