Ethereum's movement tonight can be understood like this — the 3320 level is like a hurdle in a cultivation novel, a critical point from the Qi cultivation stage to the Foundation building stage. We've been stalling here for half a year, just one step away, and once we break through, we can take off directly.
From the hourly perspective, 3320 is a must-break. Once it’s broken, the upward targets become clear: 3358, 3380, and then directly to the previous high. Conservatively speaking, if this wave can stabilize above 3320, there will be a relatively considerable short-term upside potential.
But conversely, what if it can't go up? Then it will continue to oscillate within the flag pattern. The key point here is that the bottom of the flag pattern must not be broken. If it falls below the bottom, and the rebound can't get back inside the flag, then 3219 must be made up. In simple terms, the flag pattern acts as a safety cushion.
From the 4-hour cycle, the situation is a bit different. Here, a rounded bottom combined with a cup-and-handle formation has developed, and looking at the handle part alone, it’s essentially a bullish flag. Breaking this flag pattern is a signal to launch; otherwise, it will continue to sway. If it breaks downward, watch the 3273 line. If it falls below that, then 3230 and 3185 become the next support levels.
The trading idea is very simple: go long when the hourly level stabilizes above 3320, then chase on the right side, targeting 3358-3380 and the previous high. Stop-loss is placed at the flag break level. If the 4-hour level breaks below 3273, the risk is increased, and we need to consider the support levels at 3230 and 3185. The core logic is this key level: either break through and soar, or oscillate and gather strength, but the flag line is the bottom line.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 3h ago
Half a year of sharpening the sword just for this moment, if 3320 doesn't break, I won't sleep.
Wait, this logic sounds like that guy from last time who also said "must pass"...
Is the flag pattern a safety cushion? I think it's just a cover-up, falling faster than anyone else.
I'm tired of hearing "3219 fill the gap," but the question is, do I have to fill it every time? Why not fill it upward?
Talking about short-term significant upward potential, just listen. Don't bet real money.
Breaking 3273 to upgrade risk? I've already considered it an upgrade a long time ago.
Wait until it stabilizes before chasing? Uh... usually by then I've already been left behind.
Cup handle, cup handle, how many cup handles have I seen in these six months... any successful ones?
I reserve my opinion on the 3380 target; often the places that are loudly proclaimed are exactly the ceilings.
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FomoAnxiety
· 3h ago
3320 is the critical threshold—break through and fly, can't break through and you'll keep suffering.
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GasFeeVictim
· 4h ago
Whether 3320 breaks or not really depends on tonight. These past six months have been quite exhausting.
Wait, a rounded bottom with a handle? This pattern feels like it's happening again.
A flag pattern breakdown would be disastrous; 3219 needs to be supplemented... sounds like the risk is pretty high.
Honestly, if 3320 really takes off, that would be great, but I’m betting on continued volatility.
Stop-loss at the flag pattern breakdown; the logic is clear, it all depends on execution.
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CrashHotline
· 4h ago
Oh my god, is 3320 really that crucial? I’ve been stuck here for half a year already.
Breaking through directly to the sky, feels like this guy is pretty confident.
Wait, if the flag pattern breaks, go straight to 3219, this drop is a bit harsh.
This is just betting on 3320, either win or go home and eat.
I just want to know if it can really stabilize after breaking 3320, don’t let it be a false breakout again.
Is it an arc bottom or a flag pattern? Why do I feel like the terminology is increasing?
The key is no one can be sure when exactly the hurdle at 3320 will be crossed. I just want to buy the dip.
Ethereum's movement tonight can be understood like this — the 3320 level is like a hurdle in a cultivation novel, a critical point from the Qi cultivation stage to the Foundation building stage. We've been stalling here for half a year, just one step away, and once we break through, we can take off directly.
From the hourly perspective, 3320 is a must-break. Once it’s broken, the upward targets become clear: 3358, 3380, and then directly to the previous high. Conservatively speaking, if this wave can stabilize above 3320, there will be a relatively considerable short-term upside potential.
But conversely, what if it can't go up? Then it will continue to oscillate within the flag pattern. The key point here is that the bottom of the flag pattern must not be broken. If it falls below the bottom, and the rebound can't get back inside the flag, then 3219 must be made up. In simple terms, the flag pattern acts as a safety cushion.
From the 4-hour cycle, the situation is a bit different. Here, a rounded bottom combined with a cup-and-handle formation has developed, and looking at the handle part alone, it’s essentially a bullish flag. Breaking this flag pattern is a signal to launch; otherwise, it will continue to sway. If it breaks downward, watch the 3273 line. If it falls below that, then 3230 and 3185 become the next support levels.
The trading idea is very simple: go long when the hourly level stabilizes above 3320, then chase on the right side, targeting 3358-3380 and the previous high. Stop-loss is placed at the flag break level. If the 4-hour level breaks below 3273, the risk is increased, and we need to consider the support levels at 3230 and 3185. The core logic is this key level: either break through and soar, or oscillate and gather strength, but the flag line is the bottom line.