I'm mainly watching the 2970 level, which is a pretty key support line. As long as it holds and doesn't break, the upward trend remains intact. Why do I say this? First, this price is exactly where Barron opened his long position; second, from a technical perspective, it's also the midline support of the 2-day bullish candlestick.
With these two factors combined, the importance of the 2970 support level becomes clear. If it breaks, the outlook needs to be reassessed; if it holds, I’ll continue to be bullish.
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ForumLurker
· 12-09 18:38
Is 2970 really that significant? It feels like there's always such a key level.
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MevWhisperer
· 12-09 18:24
Whether 2970 holds or not is really the watershed. If it can't be held this time, I'll have to change my mind.
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LadderToolGuy
· 12-09 18:24
What should we do now that 2970 has been broken? Should we keep holding on?
Recently, I'm still leaning bullish on Ethereum.
I'm mainly watching the 2970 level, which is a pretty key support line. As long as it holds and doesn't break, the upward trend remains intact. Why do I say this? First, this price is exactly where Barron opened his long position; second, from a technical perspective, it's also the midline support of the 2-day bullish candlestick.
With these two factors combined, the importance of the 2970 support level becomes clear. If it breaks, the outlook needs to be reassessed; if it holds, I’ll continue to be bullish.