Ethereum has been fluctuating and breaking through during the daytime, and the main capital is gradually diminishing at this stage. Comparing the data makes it clear: when the price was at 3300, the liquidity pool still had 1.8 billion in main capital, now it only has 702 million — roughly a 60% reduction.
From a capital perspective, the main market-making activity is concentrated in the range of 3055 to 3010. This position is quite critical; if you want to participate, you can focus on observing this area.
Operationally, it is recommended to build positions in batches rather than going all-in at once. After all, the current capital situation is declining, and the pace may change quickly, so it’s important to leave room for flexible adjustments. Short-term market trends are inherently difficult to predict; validity over a few hours or days is uncertain. This is provided only as technical reference and does not constitute investment advice.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 01-11 22:26
The main force is fleeing, a 60% drop—how desperate must that be?
Staggered ambushes at 3010-3055 are okay, but don't be too optimistic about the short term.
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GasWaster69
· 01-10 23:33
Main capital funds have shrunk by 60%, this wave is indeed quite fierce.
Investing in batches still requires caution; the current pace is changing too quickly.
Keep a close eye on the 3010 level; it feels like it will fluctuate repeatedly.
The market is most vulnerable to cuts when liquidity is declining, don't rush in blindly.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-09 12:50
Main funds have moved out by 60%, this wave of market is indeed fierce.
I dare not go all-in; I’ll buy in batches and see if I can catch the 3010 level.
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SwapWhisperer
· 01-09 08:54
The main force has shrunk by 60%, interesting.
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Keep a close eye on the 3010-3055 range; it feels like the real battlefield.
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Splitting into batches is the right approach. Going all-in now is indeed a bit reckless.
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With such a decline in funds, nothing can be said in the short term. Let's see if we can wait for a clearer signal before acting.
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From 1.8 billion to 700 million, this bloodshed is quite fierce. Is the main force doing a shakeout or truly losing confidence?
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I don't dare to go all-in at once, but I can't completely hold no position either. This balance needs to be managed well.
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A too-short time frame makes it easier to get cut, so better to observe a bit longer before making a move.
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EternalMiner
· 01-09 08:53
Main funds have shrunk by 60%, this wave is indeed a bit虚 (vague/uncertain).
Gradual accumulation is the wise move; going all-in will just get you trapped.
Keep a close eye on 3010; the opportunity is right there.
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DecentralizeMe
· 01-09 08:49
Main funds have shrunk by more than 60%, clearly indicating a run for the exit.
The 3055 area definitely needs close attention, but gradual entry is more stable.
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DeFiChef
· 01-09 08:47
Main capital shrinks by 60%? This wave is really a bit weak.
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NFTDreamer
· 01-09 08:33
Funds have shrunk by 60%? The main force has really pulled out this time. It looks a bit risky around 3010.
Ethereum has been fluctuating and breaking through during the daytime, and the main capital is gradually diminishing at this stage. Comparing the data makes it clear: when the price was at 3300, the liquidity pool still had 1.8 billion in main capital, now it only has 702 million — roughly a 60% reduction.
From a capital perspective, the main market-making activity is concentrated in the range of 3055 to 3010. This position is quite critical; if you want to participate, you can focus on observing this area.
Operationally, it is recommended to build positions in batches rather than going all-in at once. After all, the current capital situation is declining, and the pace may change quickly, so it’s important to leave room for flexible adjustments. Short-term market trends are inherently difficult to predict; validity over a few hours or days is uncertain. This is provided only as technical reference and does not constitute investment advice.