2026-01-18 19:00:45

#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 Looking at $ETH's recent trend, the cup and handle pattern has already played out quite completely.

From a chart perspective, the handle on the right side has almost shrunk completely. What does this usually mean? A breakout is just around the corner. Such signals from technical analysis are generally quite reliable—once the resistance level is effectively broken, the subsequent upward momentum often won't disappoint.

Recently, discussions related to digital asset treasuries have also heated up. Regulatory attitudes are adjusting, and in this context, the performance of mainstream assets like $ETH is even more worth paying attention to. Market sentiment and fundamentals are both undergoing subtle changes, and a breakout in the technical pattern is often an external sign of this shift.

Keep watching this level; once the neckline of the cup and handle is effectively broken, there should be good room for further gains.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2h ago

The cup handle is ready to be pushed, and this time it feels truly different.

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HackerWhoCares

· 2h ago

Cup handle pattern, the thing I fear most is baseless rumors. Where's the promised breakout? Can ETH really break the neckline this time, or is it just another trick? Can regulatory attitude adjustments lead to a rise? Wake up, buddy, I've heard this talk too many times. They boast after breaking out; what are they hyping now? I'm just watching. When will this pattern be realized? I'm holding. Another wave of leek harvest articles? Forget it, I'll keep holding. Will the cup handle break the neckline again, or is this just a false breakout?

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token_therapist

· 2h ago

The cup handle pattern has been heard a thousand times, but only truly breakthroughs make me believe. --- The regulatory wind has indeed changed, which is interesting, but don’t celebrate too early. --- It’s another technical pattern theory, always claiming to be reliable... --- When ETH breaks the neckline, I go all in, not believing in evil. --- Becoming more popular in discussions, but we should be more cautious, friends. --- Is the MSCI inclusion of corporate treasury true? Is there any insider information? --- The chart looks good, but let’s wait for the trading volume to speak. --- I just want to know if this breakout will be a false one again. --- If the resistance level is broken, how high can it go? Is there a take-profit point? --- MSCI is planning to include digital assets, this time it’s different.

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CommunityJanitor

· 2h ago

Tired of the saying that cup handle breaks out, I'm just worried it's an inverted pattern.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 2h ago

The past few days before the cup handle breakout, I've been watching the trend, and I feel like this time it's really coming.

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APY追逐者

· 2h ago

The cup handle pattern really looks comfortable this time, just waiting for that final cut.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 3h ago

Is the cup handle breakout really going to take off? I think it's a hang, let's wait until the breakout actually happens. Wait, is MSCI including digital assets in its portfolio? Is this information reliable? The breakout space is large, but isn't it a bit early to enter now? ETH's pattern does look a bit fierce; if it breaks, it should be able to surge. I just want to know if this breakout is a real breakthrough or a false move. Technical analysis is one thing, but the capital side is the real boss, brother. Easing regulatory restrictions is indeed a positive, but don't be too optimistic. The cup and handle pattern has trapped enough people; don't buy at high levels. So, whether it breaks or not, it's better to see how the big funds are moving.

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