2025-12-30 13:26:31

Recent market movements have been oscillating within the 2870-3080 range, with the up-and-down rhythm presenting good trading opportunities. Grasping the rhythm and following strategies are the keys to making profits.

From a technical perspective, the current core support is around 2870, with resistance near 3080. The 2990 level is an important watershed. Within the oscillating range, bulls can position around 2913, while bears may choose the resistance zone of 2996-3008 as an entry point, offering opportunities in both directions.

In terms of operation, pay attention: as long as the price can break above 3080, look for bullish signals; if it falls below 2870, look for bearish signals. Most importantly, avoid stubborn holding; have a contingency plan, judge the direction in advance, and exit when necessary. During market consolidation, the risk of sudden reversals is highest, so risk management should always be the top priority.

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FomoAnxiety

· 10h ago

The sideways market is like this; politely, it's an opportunity, but in reality, it's all traps. I still get caught easily. Stop hyping up levels like 2913 or 3008; every time you say they're accurate, the result is the opposite. Can 2870 really hold? It feels like it will break sooner or later.

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FundingMartyr

· 12h ago

I'm already tired of the 2870-3080 range, washing out every day is really annoying. Only dare to move after breaking 3080, otherwise you're just playing along with the market maker. Risk management is really not just talk; this kind of volatile consolidation is the easiest to get trapped in, a painful lesson. Sense of rhythm sounds easy to talk about, but in practice, it's all losses. Both bulls and bears have opportunities? Well, it all depends on who reacts faster.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 2025-12-30 13:55

It's the same old trick again, chopping the range between 2870-3080 to harvest retail investors. --- The most vulnerable to losses are during volatile markets. Last time, I held on stubbornly without exiting, and I got wiped out. --- The key is risk management; no matter how accurate the technical analysis, it's useless without it. --- The 2990 level must be carefully watched; otherwise, a gap down could wipe you out instantly. --- Both bulls and bears seem to have opportunities, but in actual trading, neither is easy to execute. --- Exiting the market is a hundred times harder than entering; that's the true essence of making money. --- Only break above 3080 to turn bullish? Should have exited earlier. --- Market shakeouts are so fierce; be careful not to get shaken out—that's the key. --- With so many entry points, there's a high chance of missing all of them. --- Add one to your contingency plan awareness; 99% of people will mess up their trades then. --- Breaking below 2870 to turn bearish? Feels like it might test the bottom again.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 2025-12-30 13:51

Once again, this kind of range-bound market easily causes emotional breakdowns. Fluctuating between 2870 and 3080 may look simple but can easily lead to being cut. Holding on stubbornly is the most annoying; be sure to set proper stop-losses. Taking profits when the time is right isn't as easy as it sounds, but don't think about going all-in to turn things around. This market cycle is actually a test of discipline; whether you can stick to risk management bottom line determines whether you make a profit or a loss.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 2025-12-30 13:49

It's the same old story again, 2990 is just a cover-up, I've seen through it long ago.

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Anon4461

· 2025-12-30 13:44

Still washing the market again, forget it, I'm tired of this routine. --- Is 2870 really stable? Feels like it could break at any moment. --- Easy to say, the real difficulty is holding on without dying. --- Risk management first, there's no problem with that, but no one listens. --- If 3080 can't be broken, what should we do? --- Sense of rhythm, some people are born without it. --- The hardest part is exiting at the right moment, always wanting to wait a bit longer. --- Can you make money in both directions? That sounds pretty ridiculous. --- Buy at 2913, short at 3008, just wait to die in the middle? --- Don't say "hold on without dying," every time it's said, they just keep holding on. --- Range-bound trading is just time to cut the leeks.

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SmartContractDiver

· 2025-12-30 13:41

It's the same old 2870-3080 trick again. When will there be a real breakthrough? --- Shake out the market, easy to say, but when it comes to actually holding the position, it's just stop-loss and exit. --- Risk management first, provided you have enough capital to stay alive and see the opportunity. --- I'm already tired of the 2990 line; it feels like it will be repeatedly tested until the end of time. --- Not to mention, I've seen too many crashes in volatile markets. --- Are there opportunities for both bulls and bears? That sounds like nothing more than empty talk. --- The key is to have a plan; otherwise, even the best entry points are useless.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 2025-12-30 13:37

It's the same old routine with the 2870-3080 range. It sounds impressive, but in practice, it's easy to get slapped in the face. Wait, can we really go long directly if it breaks 3080? How many times has this level been tested in history? Not to mention, risk management is spot on. Without it, even the best strategy is useless.

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