Waking up in the morning to see a screen full of green—what an awesome feeling! The trends of major coins are pretty much as expected.
Starting with ETH: when it pulled back to the 2980 level yesterday, I was watching closely. It bottomed out at 2970 and then stopped, without even a wick. After that, it shot up directly, all the way to around 3214—right at the 3220 resistance zone we talked about before. Although there’s been some pullback now, the overall upward structure remains intact, and the key 3100 level is holding up. If ETH can hold above 3220, the next target will be the 3510 area, and the bullish trend will become even clearer.
BTC is also holding steady. It already touched the 94,000 resistance level I mentioned yesterday and is consolidating around this area now. If it really breaks through next time, we should see 96,000. This is a classic breakout and pullback consolidation pattern, with support around 93,000 below.
Recently, PIPPIN has been giving short-sellers a hard time, right? I glanced at the positions data—the long positions were as much as 10 times the shorts at one point! With that kind of ratio, unless the big players actively close out long positions, it’s hard for the price to drop. Right now, it’s ranging at a high level, and with funding fees paid every hour, shorts are slowly getting squeezed. Once the whales have had their fill, a dump could happen anytime. Don’t rush in now; wait until there’s a large-scale closing of longs before shorting—your win rate will be much higher.
You can clearly feel market liquidity recovering in recent days, but whether it’s sustainable still needs to be observed. If you’re holding coins, don’t make rash moves. Manage your positions carefully, and don’t expect to get rich overnight. Patience and waiting for the right time to add to your position is the key.
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just_another_wallet
· 12-12 08:09
Green charts are exciting, but I'm worried this might be a fleeting moment again.
Waiting to see the short sellers of PIPPIN bleed out. The bulls are so aggressive, it's really a bit uncertain.
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HodlKumamon
· 12-11 11:12
The data speaks for itself; the 3220 level is indeed stubborn...熊熊 calculated the probability, and if it stabilizes, the target zone next month will be more reliable.
PIPPIN's long-short ratio is really exaggerated, an extreme 10:1 ratio, and statistically, such situations usually don't end well.
Don't rush; during the liquidity recovery period, it's best to stay calm and invest steadily. Historical data shows that the more anxious you are, the more you lose.
Wait, if the 3100 support doesn't hold, could it directly drop back to 2850... we need to keep an eye on it.
Actually, the hardest part isn't predicting the right direction; it's resisting the urge to move.
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SolidityNewbie
· 12-11 05:16
Wow, 3220 really got stuck. The previous position was absolutely precise.
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quietly_staking
· 12-11 03:32
Damn, this level 3220 is really tough, feels like the main force is really testing us here.
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DYORMaster
· 12-09 13:52
A full green screen is indeed pleasing, but looking at the long-short ratio on PIPPIN this time, the bears are definitely taking a hit. The main players are being ruthless with this move.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-09 13:52
It only gets interesting once it breaks through 3220. Right now, it’s still a bit stuck.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 12-09 13:44
If 3220 can't be broken, get ready for a dump. I'm tired of seeing this trick.
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degenwhisperer
· 12-09 13:36
3220 is indeed a tough level; every time it gets stuck here. Feels like the market makers are just sitting there waiting to cut the retail investors.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 12-09 13:26
The calm before long positions get liquidated—I've seen it too many times. 10x leverage, funding rates draining away; this is the typical prelude to a domino effect.
Waking up in the morning to see a screen full of green—what an awesome feeling! The trends of major coins are pretty much as expected.
Starting with ETH: when it pulled back to the 2980 level yesterday, I was watching closely. It bottomed out at 2970 and then stopped, without even a wick. After that, it shot up directly, all the way to around 3214—right at the 3220 resistance zone we talked about before. Although there’s been some pullback now, the overall upward structure remains intact, and the key 3100 level is holding up. If ETH can hold above 3220, the next target will be the 3510 area, and the bullish trend will become even clearer.
BTC is also holding steady. It already touched the 94,000 resistance level I mentioned yesterday and is consolidating around this area now. If it really breaks through next time, we should see 96,000. This is a classic breakout and pullback consolidation pattern, with support around 93,000 below.
Recently, PIPPIN has been giving short-sellers a hard time, right? I glanced at the positions data—the long positions were as much as 10 times the shorts at one point! With that kind of ratio, unless the big players actively close out long positions, it’s hard for the price to drop. Right now, it’s ranging at a high level, and with funding fees paid every hour, shorts are slowly getting squeezed. Once the whales have had their fill, a dump could happen anytime. Don’t rush in now; wait until there’s a large-scale closing of longs before shorting—your win rate will be much higher.
You can clearly feel market liquidity recovering in recent days, but whether it’s sustainable still needs to be observed. If you’re holding coins, don’t make rash moves. Manage your positions carefully, and don’t expect to get rich overnight. Patience and waiting for the right time to add to your position is the key.