Ethereum's recent market movement is a bit outrageous, still able to make such moves over the weekend, with such a large volatility that it's hard to defend against. Currently, the 3150 level is particularly critical; the bears are holding it down tightly, and it's also quite difficult for the bulls to break through. As long as the 3150 level holds, there is a possibility of further downward exploration.
What about Bitcoin? In the short term, it mostly remains downward, and there's no need to expect any rally. From the data, there is currently a lack of obvious upward driving forces.
On Solana, there are signs of bullish arrangement. If it can break through the 150 level, there may be further performance afterward. Overall, this round of market movement tests whether the technical support levels of various coins can be effectively defended.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-11 18:53
If 3150 can't break the downtrend, then the bears will have to settle for noodles. This weekend's move was indeed outrageous.
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DoomCanister
· 01-11 18:51
3150 is really stuck, with the bears holding firm. Is this the weekend surprise haha
If BTC continues like this, might as well stop watching, it’s not going to rise anyway
Sol is a bit interesting, has it broken 150? Feels like this round depends on who can defend the support
The weekend plunge was truly shocking, just as I was about to sleep, the market reversed
Bitcoin now is just testing human patience, who still dares to chase longs
If ETH doesn’t break 3150, I’ll keep lying flat, no rush anyway
Sol, keep going, buddy, it’s all on you
This market tests not just technical levels, but my psychological resilience
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ProposalManiac
· 01-11 18:41
3150 is the hurdle, to put it simply, it's a reflection of the equilibrium in the game. Why are the bears pushing here? It's nothing more than a problem with the mechanism design.
As for Solana, I'm a bit cautious. Historical lessons tell us that purely technical signals are often unreliable; we also need to look at the underlying incentive compatibility.
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ForkMaster
· 01-11 18:40
If 3150 can't hold, then it's time to be bearish. This wave truly tests the mentality. The milk money for my three kids is all in this line—don't let it break.
I've been lurking at this position for SOL. Once it breaks 150, it's time to feast. The previous arbitrage profits from forks were all waiting for this wave.
If Bitcoin stays still, don't mess around. The bear market survival rule—if there's no clear driver, pull back. Save your funds; betting on the other side of the agreement is more reliable.
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EternalMiner
· 01-11 18:34
It's really hard to hold this key level at 3150; it seems like it's about to break down.
Ethereum's recent market movement is a bit outrageous, still able to make such moves over the weekend, with such a large volatility that it's hard to defend against. Currently, the 3150 level is particularly critical; the bears are holding it down tightly, and it's also quite difficult for the bulls to break through. As long as the 3150 level holds, there is a possibility of further downward exploration.
What about Bitcoin? In the short term, it mostly remains downward, and there's no need to expect any rally. From the data, there is currently a lack of obvious upward driving forces.
On Solana, there are signs of bullish arrangement. If it can break through the 150 level, there may be further performance afterward. Overall, this round of market movement tests whether the technical support levels of various coins can be effectively defended.