2026-01-03 12:25:13

Ethereum still has room for a pullback. If you already hold a short position, you can consider taking profits when the price retraces near the one-hour vital support line. However, be cautious because there is still some distance from the one-hour support line, so theoretically, there is still room for a decline.

The key point is—when the price truly approaches the one-hour support line, close your short positions and then focus on the 15-minute timeframe. Once you see a golden cross confirmation signal from two moving averages, that is your entry opportunity. Using the 136 entry method to buy the bottom rebound, the bullish possibility becomes higher. This logical chain is clear, and the technical support is sufficient, making it worth paying attention to.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-06 12:13

The short position can still hold on a bit longer; don't rush to close it. Wait until it really hits the one-hour chart before making a move. When the golden cross appears, get in immediately. I believe in this logic.

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-06 10:24

ngl the hourly support thesis here is kinda mid... like yeah the technicals *look* clean on paper but everyone and their cousin's watching the same moving averages rn. the real network effect play happens when retail stops obsessing over 15m golden crosses and actually thinks about protocol sustainability. just saying, innovation arbitrage > chasing reversals imo

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 01-05 11:13

Be careful with stop-loss for short positions; the lifeline hasn't been touched yet, so don't rush to exit. Enter after the 15-minute golden cross appears; buying at 136 on the rebound has indeed proven effective. Wait a minute, what if it breaks out in the opposite direction? Could it be a false signal?

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ShadowStaker

· 01-05 05:27

ngl, the hourly support narrative here feels a bit... convenient? every bear case suddenly pivots to a bullish setup the moment it touches some line. watched this movie too many times. sure, 15m golden cross *could* work, but counting on 136 entry mechanics when validator attrition's still climbing feels like trading noise instead of fundamentals.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-03 12:54

You need to take profits aggressively; otherwise, when this rebound comes, you'll have to give it all back, and regret won't help then.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 01-03 12:47

The short position hasn't been closed yet, and the hourly chart is still far away. What's there to panic about? Let's wait and see. There's still room for this wave of decline. Entering at 136 to catch the rebound? Sounds good, but is the moving average golden cross reliable? Tsk, another moving average golden cross... I'm tired of this routine. It still depends on the trading volume. Are the bulls strong? I doubt it. This rebound could easily be broken through.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-03 12:44

You can still short for another wave, but don't be too greedy. When the hourly chart gets really close, it's time to run.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-03 12:40

Uh, I can't quite understand this logic. Is it really safe to enter at 136 to catch the bottom rebound?

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