2026-01-18 11:20:49

#数字资产市场动态 January 18th Ethereum Short-Term Technical Analysis

Market data is being updated, and trading strategies need to be adjusted accordingly. The short position at 3320 has already been closed out during midday. The current approach is to look bullish towards the 3475 area, then consider shorting at higher levels.

The probability of accelerated upward movement tonight is quite high. The most ideal scenario is a large bullish candle directly pushing higher, which would represent the strongest bullish trap. Currently, the bullish market has accumulated enough momentum. If it can stabilize and break through the previous high, it is very likely to enter a phase of accelerated decline afterward.

$ETH In the short term, close attention must be paid to technical breakout signals. The battle between bulls and bears around the 3400-3500 range will determine the clear winner.

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HashRateHustler

· 5h ago

Bet on position 3475—either go up or down, it's that simple.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 5h ago

The 3320 short was slapped in the face. This round of fakeouts was really fierce. Both long and short positions are easily cut.

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ForkTongue

· 5h ago

Wait, did you close the short position during midday? Is this wave trying to trap more buyers? I feel like the tactics are a bit deep. Can 3475 really hold steady, or is it just another false break? The force of trapping more buyers is fierce ≈ the force of cutting leeks is fierce. I'm a bit scared by the term "full accumulation." The 3400-3500 range feels like a death trap. Another big bullish candle, another accelerated decline—sounds like a story being told. The moment the breakdown signal appears, it’s probably another story.

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