#数字货币市场洞察 $ETH Recently, Ethereum's trend has been quite indecisive. The chances of a sharp surge or plunge are low; it looks more like it will be consolidating in the 3250-3098 range for a while. Over the weekend, there will probably just be some minor moves—the real variable will be the rate cut meeting on the 11th next week.
There are three key points to watch in this meeting: whether the rate cut meets market expectations, which will directly determine if short-term sentiment is released; the post-meeting statement is the main event—previously, whenever the official wording hinted at uncertainty, the market generally trended downward. After three consecutive rate cuts, the language of the fourth is bound to be more cautious; institutional funds have already calculated this. Those planning to exit may have already left, and most who want to enter are likely waiting for clearer rate cut expectations.
From a technical perspective, ETH's 15-minute K-line is still above the moving average, and the hourly trend is clearly bullish. Personally, I prefer to wait for a pullback to look for long opportunities, but the exact entry point will need to be judged in real time based on the market.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 12-05 07:30
Bottoming out is boring, let's just wait for the 11th. The way things are worded is the real killer move.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 12-05 07:30
Wait, can this rate cut really save the market this time? It feels like the expectations have already been priced in.
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HodlVeteran
· 12-05 07:27
I've seen a lot of this "grinding the plate" stuff. It's all about waiting for that move on the 11th next week—nobody feels confident about it.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-05 07:26
You might be disappointed again at the meeting on the 11th, but the official team will definitely have some surprises for you.
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NervousFingers
· 12-05 07:26
That meeting on the 11th feels a bit risky. If the officials pull any tricks again, ETH might take a hit.
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FlatTax
· 12-05 07:25
Boxed oscillation is really something. It's going to be like this before the meeting on the 11th; institutions have already cashed out.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 12-05 07:09
Wait, if there's any more uncertainty hinted at in the meeting speech, it might plunge.
#数字货币市场洞察 $ETH Recently, Ethereum's trend has been quite indecisive. The chances of a sharp surge or plunge are low; it looks more like it will be consolidating in the 3250-3098 range for a while. Over the weekend, there will probably just be some minor moves—the real variable will be the rate cut meeting on the 11th next week.
There are three key points to watch in this meeting: whether the rate cut meets market expectations, which will directly determine if short-term sentiment is released; the post-meeting statement is the main event—previously, whenever the official wording hinted at uncertainty, the market generally trended downward. After three consecutive rate cuts, the language of the fourth is bound to be more cautious; institutional funds have already calculated this. Those planning to exit may have already left, and most who want to enter are likely waiting for clearer rate cut expectations.
From a technical perspective, ETH's 15-minute K-line is still above the moving average, and the hourly trend is clearly bullish. Personally, I prefer to wait for a pullback to look for long opportunities, but the exact entry point will need to be judged in real time based on the market.