#Strategy加仓BTC ⚠️【Ethereum around 3286, a short-term correction is coming—can this low point be bought?】



Recently, looking at Ethereum's trend, the 4-hour chart looks quite solid, continuously rising. But if you pay close attention to the 15-minute chart, it's a different story—RSI has already surged to 74.7, which is a bit hot at this level. To put it plainly, a wave of adjustment in the short term is almost certain.

Experienced traders all understand: after such overheating, a correction is actually the most comfortable entry point. Instead of chasing the high, it's better to wait for a pullback and then follow the main force to eat up a wave.

**The current situation is as follows:**

From the larger trend perspective, both the 4-hour and 1-hour confirm an uptrend, but the short-term is overbought. This isn't a bad thing; rather, it requires a healthy correction to accumulate energy for subsequent rises.

Key support levels are here: 3171.81 on the 1-hour chart, and below that, 3066.00 on the 4-hour chart. If the price can settle in the 3210 to 3230 range, that would be a pretty good low-entry point—close to the 1-hour support but not overly greedy.

If you must set a stop-loss, place it below 3165; if that level is broken, it's time to cut losses. The first resistance is at 3380; if it breaks through smoothly, 3480 will be the next profit-taking point.

**What does the technical analysis say:**

The RSI indicator has rebounded from oversold to 39.7, indicating the momentum of the correction is waning, and a bullish counterattack might be imminent. The real signal will appear when reversal patterns like "bullish engulfing" or "hammer" form—then it's time to act decisively.

**Risk management cannot be sloppy:**

First, don’t go all-in. Keep risk per trade within 1.5% of total funds—that's the basic rule for survival.

Second, scale in gradually. Try to take a position around 3230 first; if it pulls back to 3210, add more. No need to bet everything at once.

Third, move your stop-loss. Once the price hits around 3300, immediately move your stop-loss close to your cost basis, so you can let profits run without constantly worrying about retracement. When it reaches 3380, consider taking off more than half of your position to lock in gains, and use the remaining profits to bet on the next move.

Ultimately, this Ethereum trend isn't about huge profits but a standard technical operation—wait for the correction, stay disciplined, and manage in batches. The same logic applies to Bitcoin; the entire market is digesting previous gains. A healthy correction will allow the next wave to go further.
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0xSoullessvip
· 6h ago
Another wave of "healthy correction," listen to how smoothly that phrase is used haha Here comes the same old story of waiting for a correction, the last time people waited like this, they're still cutting losses now Bottoming out at 3210-3230? I bet five bucks it will drop directly below 3000, then it will be "this is the perfect entry point" Batch management, risk 1.5%, sounds nice, but in reality, it's just a game of all-in RSI 74.7 hot? I think your account balance is the real hot one Every time they say "healthy correction is to accumulate energy for the future," the energy is just to transfer the money from retail investors to big accounts When the main force takes a wave, whether we can get in or not is another story
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SelfMadeRuggeevip
· 6h ago
You're talking about support levels again. Can it really hold this time? That's what was said last year too.
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 6h ago
Talking about a callback again, I'll just go all-in directly, since the account has already blown up twice anyway.
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FallingLeafvip
· 6h ago
Testing the waters in batches is more reliable than going all-in; wait for a pullback and it's all set.
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PumpAnalystvip
· 6h ago
RSI74.7, this level of heat is indeed outrageous, but I still prefer to wait before jumping in. 3210-3230 is really attractive. This round of pump by the market maker is just to cut off the last batch of chasing high retail investors. The technicals look good, but risk control must keep up. Another hammer and engulfing pattern—easy to say, hard to do. The key is to control the proportion of chips in hand. You seem to explain risk management quite thoroughly, but in reality, how many people can really do it and avoid all-in bets? I don't believe it. The resistance level at 3380 feels a bit optimistic. Honestly, I prefer to secure profits around 3300. Standard technical analysis is fine, but the key is that a pullback may not happen as expected. Being prepared for losses is the most important. Before a reversal signal appears, I’m just watching the show. Wait until the K-line pattern truly confirms before acting. There are so many support levels; one of them will break eventually. Once it breaks, cut your losses immediately. Don’t think about bottom fishing.
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