#美联储重启降息步伐 Ethereum staged another classic bear trap in the early morning! It plunged rapidly to the 3066 bottom and then quickly rebounded. Signs of a false breakout are very clear on the daily chart, and the bears have finally run out of steam. The tug-of-war at the 3100 level has come to an end, shifting from a resistance to a support level, and the bulls are gearing up to make a move. The upward channel has already opened.
$ETH Trading strategy: Go long in batches around the 3060-3100 range, with the first target at 3240. If it holds above that, aim directly for 3400.
Also keep an eye on the correlation between $BTC and $SOL. Behind this round of rebound, changes in Fed policy expectations are quietly exerting influence, and market sentiment is undergoing a subtle shift.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 2025-12-11 22:31
The shorts got crushed again, haha. I've seen this trick countless times.
They're repeatedly testing around 3100, trying to teach everyone a lesson.
Let's wait until the Federal Reserve actually cuts rates. It's a bit early to tell stories now.
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ILCollector
· 2025-12-11 02:52
Another bear trap, this trick is almost played out
Really a false breakout, watch me get repeatedly broken through at 3100
The Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations this time have indeed changed the mood; we have to follow and have a sip of soup
If 3400 can really hold steady, I'll celebrate by running during my live stream
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CrossChainBreather
· 2025-12-10 08:33
The short trap is here again, and I'm tired of playing this routine haha
3100 really can't stand it, I've already ambushed it
The Fed's hand has indeed changed the pace, and it feels like this year will be different
I am optimistic about whether this rebound can break through the ceiling of 3400
If BTC and SOL take off at the same time, the signal will really be confirmed, and the entire market will have to rise
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DAOdreamer
· 2025-12-09 21:08
The bears want to trick me into buying the dip again. Am I really falling for it this time?
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just_here_for_vibes
· 2025-12-09 01:18
Here comes the bear trap routine again. Is 3066 really the bottom this time?
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Wait, if it holds above 3100 we’re going straight to 3400? That’s way too optimistic, haha.
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The moment the Fed makes a move, the market goes wild — shows everyone’s just following the herd.
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Is this rebound really reliable? Feels like we just caught our breath.
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Scaling into longs at 3060-3100 sounds easy, but you only realize how hard it is when you actually try.
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Are the bulls finally having their moment, or about to get squeezed again?
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Only if BTC and SOL move together does it feel convincing; right now it’s a bit shaky.
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Will it go up just because the bears are done unloading? The logic can’t be that simple, right?
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Targeting 3240 as the first goal is a nice idea, but the clearer the target, the more likely it reverses.
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Is the rate cut expectation really that powerful? Feels like the market has already priced it in.
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SighingCashier
· 2025-12-09 01:17
Same old trick again, seen too many bull traps. Can we really break 3400 this time?
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As soon as the Fed moves, ETH dances along. Seems a bit too coincidental, doesn't it?
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Holding 3100 is actually pretty good, but I still don't believe this bull run can last.
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ETH dropped to 3066 in the middle of the night and I didn't buy the dip, so frustrating.
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Averaging in long positions around 3060 sounds simple, but when you actually do it, it's still easy to get trapped.
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BTC and SOL are moving in sync. Honestly, it all just depends on the Fed.
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Fake breakout? I'm a bit confused looking at this chart. Can someone explain what a "clear fake breakout" is?
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That 3400 target feels a bit optimistic. How much more turbulence do we have to go through?
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Market sentiment shifts are the most unreliable thing—could change again in the next hour.
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Bulls are gearing up, but bears aren't asleep either. Don't celebrate too soon.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 2025-12-09 01:11
That 3066 move was indeed epic—the bears made one last struggle and then it was over, haha.
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NFTDreamer
· 2025-12-09 01:08
The shorts have been flushed out again, huh? 3066 as the bottom isn't a joke.
Can ETH hold 3100 in this rebound, or will it have to do it all over again?
The Fed is playing its hand pretty aggressively; how things go next depends on BTC's movements.
Wait, can it really reach 3400? I'll watch and see.
The pace of this move in the early morning was way too fast, I couldn't react at all.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 2025-12-09 01:00
Here we go again, the bears really can't hold their last breath anymore.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 2025-12-09 00:55
Airdrop holders got trapped again, haha, it's always the same trick.
Once again, a quick dip and rebound in the early morning. It feels good to watch, but I'm just worried there might be a fake breakout if you go the other way.
Whether 3100 can really hold is the key...
Whenever the Fed makes a move, the whole market follows. This feels pretty familiar.
#美联储重启降息步伐 Ethereum staged another classic bear trap in the early morning! It plunged rapidly to the 3066 bottom and then quickly rebounded. Signs of a false breakout are very clear on the daily chart, and the bears have finally run out of steam. The tug-of-war at the 3100 level has come to an end, shifting from a resistance to a support level, and the bulls are gearing up to make a move. The upward channel has already opened.
$ETH Trading strategy: Go long in batches around the 3060-3100 range, with the first target at 3240. If it holds above that, aim directly for 3400.
Also keep an eye on the correlation between $BTC and $SOL. Behind this round of rebound, changes in Fed policy expectations are quietly exerting influence, and market sentiment is undergoing a subtle shift.