2026-01-03 04:25:33

Recently, there isn't much suspense in Bitcoin's medium to long-term trend. The core expected position hasn't been reached yet, so maintaining the current holdings remains the main theme. However, on the Ethereum side, there was some reduction in positions around 3134 in the past two days—gains were indeed rapid, with a 5 percentage point increase in one day. During such times, it's still necessary to leave some room for a pullback.

From the four-hour chart, the market already shows obvious signs of a top, or rather, it is in a high-level zone of oscillation. If you want to enter long positions, you need to be patient and wait for a structural pullback before acting. This weekend, altcoins are relatively active, but the market volatility is not significant—if the market continues to consolidate at high levels, there is still room for a rally. Short-term, you can adapt flexibly, but the long-term strategy remains unchanged.

Continue to execute according to the previous trading plan.

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CompoundPersonality

· 10h ago

Ethereum's surge is indeed a reason to reduce positions, running out 5 points in a day, it will be very uncomfortable during the pullback. Bitcoin hasn't fully caught up in this wave, holding on is fine, just see how it develops later. Altcoins are partying this weekend, but mainstream coins are still quiet, indicating there is still room. Follow the plan, don't be reckless. High-level volatility at this time tests your mentality the most, no need to rush.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 10h ago

Ethereum is rising so rapidly, up 5 points in a day. I also need to reduce some positions and stay calm.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 10h ago

Ethereum's surge is so strong that you really need to reduce your holdings, or you'll be too late to cry when a correction comes. --- Bitcoin still needs patience; don't panic if you're not in a core position yet. --- The most annoying thing about high-level volatility is that short-term fluctuations can easily lead to losses. --- Altcoins are active, but Bitcoin isn't showing much movement; this signal is a bit interesting. --- A 5 percentage point drop in one day is gone, which is why you need to leave some room. --- Structural corrections are actually opportunities to get in; entering now could lead to buying the dip. --- Stick to your long-term strategy and don't let short-term fluctuations ruin your mindset.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 10h ago

Ethereum's recent surge is indeed fierce; at 3134, some profit-taking is necessary. Now just waiting for a pullback; anyway, Bitcoin hasn't stabilized yet, so take it slow. The altcoins are bouncing around, but the main market remains steady; this rhythm is interesting. Consolidation at high levels is good; there's still room to grow. Follow the plan, don't make reckless moves.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 10h ago

Ethereum has risen so much, 5 points a day, who can stand it? Need to reduce positions, really. Bitcoin hasn't reached the target yet, holding on is fine, but this high-level fluctuation really requires caution. Altcoins active? Then I need to see if there are any good targets.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 10h ago

The move to reduce positions at 3134 was really brilliant. With such a strong rise, not leaving any room will eventually lead to a reversal.

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GovernancePretender

· 10h ago

Oh no, it's that old tune of reducing positions at high levels again. Ethereum has been really fierce this wave, losing 5 points in a day, gotta let the bullets fly for a while. The copycat is still showing off, but Bitcoin is staying quiet—this feeling is getting a bit hard to hold on. Just keep holding, anyway, the plan is like this, can't change it.

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