2026-01-12 01:24:37

Weekend Ethereum prices continue to fluctuate slightly, and the correction process is still ongoing.

From the daily chart perspective, a medium-sized bullish candle pattern has been established. Looking at the four-hour cycle, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the candlesticks are trading above the middle band. The MACD lines are crossing upward, indicating that the bulls are still in control, but the momentum bars have already started to decrease.

Switching to the one-hour timeframe, the situation is a bit different— the Bollinger Bands have opened up, and the candlesticks have fallen below the middle band. The MACD lines have already formed a downward crossover, and the bearish momentum bars are still expanding. This suggests that there is indeed short-term downward pressure.

Based on this structure, the intraday strategy is roughly as follows: primarily focus on buying at lower levels, looking for correction opportunities to enter. If the rebound gains strength, remain cautious at higher levels and consider appropriate short positions. The specific approach depends on real-time price reactions; the market is constantly changing, so flexible adjustments are most important.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-12 01:52

Continuing to buy the dip at lower levels, anyway, a pullback is inevitable...

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Anon4461

· 01-12 01:44

Buying the dip again at a low level, anyway, I have nothing to do over the weekend. --- The Bollinger Bands are narrowing again, this move is really a bit annoying. --- The daily chart looks okay, but I'm worried that a sudden crash on the hourly chart might force me to cut losses again. --- High-altitude shorting? Or forget it, my luck isn’t that good. --- Talking about going long around the lows is easy, but the key is to survive until that day. --- MACD crossover? What does that matter, let’s see how the candlestick actually moves. --- The repair rhythm is just slow grinding, I’m so tired of waiting. --- Bullish momentum is shrinking, feels like the trend is about to change. --- A chance for a pullback? Why do I keep catching flying knives? --- Flexible adjustments, sounds like I don’t even know how to operate. --- This weekend’s market, I might as well just sleep.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-12 01:39

Going long at low levels? Forget it, I think this wave of pullback is quite fierce. --- Always looking for a pullback opportunity. It's easy to say, but when it really hits the bottom, no one dares to buy in. --- Thinking of going long just because the Bollinger Bands are narrowing? The hourly level already shows a strong downtrend, the risk is quite high. --- Only high shorting makes sense if there's a strong rebound? Wake up, with Ethereum's temperament, can you really trust it? --- Listening to the idea of flexible intraday adjustments sounds professional, but in reality, it's just betting on probabilities. --- The one-hour level has already broken the middle band. At this point, do you still dare to add around the low levels? --- Rebound rhythm? Feels like a nested doll, it's really hard to tell where the bottom is. --- What does high shorting combined with? It means being ready to cut losses at any time, right? --- Looking at the four-hour bullish trend and the one-hour bearish trend, with a big gap in between, that's the real danger. --- The market is constantly changing, flexible adjustments are the most important—I've heard this set of words over a hundred times.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-12 01:39

Go long at low levels, wait for this wave of pullback to come before acting Once again, the hourly timeframe shows increasing bearish momentum. I've heard this explanation many times, but in the end, it just rebounds upward When the Bollinger Bands open, be cautious; avoid getting crushed down The daily chart still looks stable, so just wait for a low-level opportunity No matter how good the analysis sounds, it all depends on the market situation. Anyway, I'm still waiting for even lower entry points

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PhantomHunter

· 01-12 01:36

Buying the dip at low levels is the way to go; at high levels, you still need to be cautious of this bullish wave.

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-12 01:36

Buying low and running high, I know this routine well --- Another hour of short volume increase? Are we going to get hammered again this weekend? --- When the Bollinger Bands open up, you know it's about to move; indeed, there's short-term resistance --- Every time I talk about flexible adjustments, why do I end up losing more the more I adjust? --- Clusters below the middle band, feels like it still needs to test lower --- Decreasing volume in the bulls isn't a good sign; be cautious --- Talking about going long around the lows sounds good, but where exactly are the lows? --- Price reaction? I just see it repeatedly getting slapped in the face

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