From a technical structure perspective, $3,000 is currently one of the most important support levels for Ethereum. It is not only a round number but also a trading zone with high activity over the past few months. When ETH approaches this price level, buying pressure often significantly increases, leading to a short-term upward rebound in price.
From multiple technical indicators, ETH is showing signs of being oversold due to continuous pullbacks, which often brings the possibility of a local rebound. For instance, the short-term moving averages are gradually converging with the price, trading volume is expanding at low levels, and there are signs of capital inflow, all of which are common rebound signals. However, it is important to note that technical signals can only reflect “the possibility of a rebound” and do not guarantee that a rebound will necessarily occur.
The funding situation is a core factor in determining whether the market trend can be sustained. If there is a continuous capital inflow in the market, such as an increase in net outflows from exchanges and larger inflows of stablecoins, it usually indicates that more buying pressure is preparing to enter the market; on the contrary, if institutions continue to reduce their positions and ETF outflows expand, then Ether is more likely to lose support around $3,000 and further decline.
For different investors, here are categorized strategies:
Entry point: When the price stabilizes above $3,000 and confirmation signals such as increased volume or a breakout of short-term moving averages appear, you can enter the market in batches with a light position. It is recommended to keep the initial position within 20% of the total position.
Stop-loss point: If ETH falls below $2,880 or your psychological price level, you should decisively stop loss to avoid being further trapped in a high volatility range.
Target level: If the market rebounds, the short-term focus may first be on the $3,350–$3,600 range. If resistance is encountered, partial profit-taking can be considered, and after a breakout, observe whether to add positions.
Medium to long-term holders are more concerned with trends and value rather than short-term fluctuations. The long-term logic of ETH includes factors such as ecosystem expansion, staking fixed income, L2 growth, and increased demand for block space.
Building a position in batches: It is recommended to use a strategy of “regular investment + incremental buying at lower prices” to reduce the risks brought by price fluctuations. Especially near the cost zone of long-term holders, the cost-effectiveness of increasing positions is higher.
Position control: No matter how optimistic you are about ETH, the total position should not be overly concentrated. It is generally recommended that a single asset should not account for more than 50% of the total capital for greater stability.
Risk warning: If macro liquidity weakens or capital continues to flow out, even if the long-term logic remains unchanged, there may still be further short-term declines. Therefore, it is essential to keep cash on hand to seize more investment opportunities.
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