2026-01-08 06:30:18

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Ethereum market caution: news could hit hard unexpectedly.

If you're not chasing short-term rebounds, ignore the intermediate support levels and place your orders in batches within the 2865-2883 range. If you really want to add positions, 2785-2823 is more suitable for bottom-fishing, and you might consider doubling your position.

For short-term traders, there are a few key supports below to catch rebounds: 3051, 2964, and 2910—keep a close eye on these levels.

The most important thing is position management—never set your liquidation price above 2400, as the lessons from heavy losses are too many. Trading requires a bottom line.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-11 00:50

Coming to liquidate us retail investors again? Talking casually about the 2400 liquidation price, I’ve already gone bankrupt, damn it.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 10:13

Oh no, it's the same story again. Those liquidated above 2400 are all newbies. Too many painful lessons. Don't just rely on these levels; when news breaks, the market still crashes. That 2785 level is indeed worth trying, but don't go all in. Staggered entries are the way to go. If 3051 can really hold, that would be unbelievable, to be honest. Controlling your position size is correct; that's the key to survival.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-08 16:02

the protocol's liquidity dynamics at 2785-2823 are giving philosopher's stone vibes ngl... that risk-adjusted transmutation window hits different when you're paranoid about liquidation vectors above 2400

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-08 07:00

I need to watch the 2785 level closely; otherwise, I'll regret it again. --- This dip feels a bit weak; news can easily catch us off guard, so we need to be cautious. --- Setting the liquidation price too high is close to margin call; really, I've seen too many painful lessons. --- A quick rebound to 2964 is enough; greed really gets you nowhere. --- Place layered orders around 2865; no rush anyway, just waiting for an opportunity. --- Doubling down on bottom support? Forget it, losing your mind is more terrifying than anything. --- Can't break through the 3051 resistance level no matter what; it seems we need to drop a bit more. --- Position control is the key; many have blown up because of this, and people get numb.

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HodlVeteran

· 01-08 06:55

Set liquidation above 2400? Bro, that's like going all-in with your life. I played like that and ended up ruining myself in 2018... 2785-2823 is really worth considering. I've done the bottom-filling work before. This time, I'm seriously controlling my position size. Don't suffer heavy losses again.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-08 06:49

You're trying to persuade me to buy the dip again. I just want to ask, last time at 2910, when you said to hold firm, how did it just drop below that level?

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-08 06:43

Here we go again with this setup, the 2400 liquidation price is really brutal, and I guess a lot of people will get liquidated again. I still stick to the 2823 level, and I'll wait for the rebound to come back before making a move.

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StakeWhisperer

· 01-08 06:35

This threshold at 2785 must be held, or else you'll really have to cut your losses.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-08 06:32

Coming back with this again? The data speaks for itself. How much net outflow have large address holdings experienced in the past 48 hours? Relying solely on verbal support levels without looking at on-chain data is just typical armchair analysis.

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LiquidationOracle

· 01-08 06:30

They're dumping again, I knew it would turn out like this. Can that support at 2785 really hold? It doesn't seem like the risk is that simple.

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