Ethereum has experienced continuous fluctuations recently, with frequent large-holder liquidations. Market participants are actively positioning themselves ahead of key data releases. This week will see the release of preliminary economic data, which could serve as an important window for left-side positioning, but caution is also necessary.
Market analysts point out that several risk factors need to be proactively guarded against—such as the yen interest rate hike expectations and changes in tariff policies—all of which could trigger volatility before the data is released. Instead of chasing large gains, it is better to seize opportunities for steady growth.
From a technical perspective, every support level during Ethereum's correction phase warrants attention. This data week is crucial for medium-term strategists, with the key being to seize opportunities while managing risks. Additionally, closely monitor Federal Reserve policy trends and regulatory changes, as these factors are reshaping market expectations.
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NullWhisperer
· 3h ago
honestly the "risk-controlled opportunity" angle is just cope for people who got liquidated last week lol
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OnChainDetective
· 13h ago
Wait a minute, with so many frequent liquidations of large accounts, are there any anomalies on the on-chain address clusters? A few institutional wallets I monitor transferred suspicious large amounts last night, with amounts precise to 0.000001 ETH, which seems a bit off.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 12-18 09:31
Large account liquidation is coming again, and this wave is quite intense
Wait, steady growth? Sounds a bit boring haha
Is the left-side layout really reliable, or just talk on paper
Yen rate hikes + tariffs double whammy, feels like something will happen this week
Support levels keep getting broken every time, really
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-16 07:55
Is it another big player dumping and retail investors picking up the pieces?
Left-side positioning sounds easy, but actually doing it manually is a whole different story.
It's better to stay flat before the weekly data, and wait until things calm down.
The Yen is causing trouble again, it's really getting on my nerves.
I've seen through the ETH support levels already, the key is whether you dare to buy the dip.
Rather than analyzing so much, it's better to ask directly: should I get in now or wait and see?
Steady growth? Talking about steady growth in this market might be a bit naive.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 12-16 07:40
Back to the left-side layout, where are those people who said this last time?
Big investors clear out the liquidity, retail investors just follow to buy the dip.
The yen rate hikes, tariffs, all of that has been overhyped long ago, yet the market still crashes when the data comes out.
Steady growth? Still that same rhetoric, I'm tired of hearing it.
Support levels, support levels, break through and find the next one.
The Fed, this guy, can overturn all technical analysis with a single expectation of rate cuts.
Is this week's data important? Every week is important, but what’s the result?
Seeing you all discuss so passionately, I actually want to liquidate my positions.
Instead of focusing on policy trends, better check how many zeros are left in your account.
Seize opportunities under the premise of manageable risks, laughable, when have risks ever been controllable?
Ethereum has experienced continuous fluctuations recently, with frequent large-holder liquidations. Market participants are actively positioning themselves ahead of key data releases. This week will see the release of preliminary economic data, which could serve as an important window for left-side positioning, but caution is also necessary.
Market analysts point out that several risk factors need to be proactively guarded against—such as the yen interest rate hike expectations and changes in tariff policies—all of which could trigger volatility before the data is released. Instead of chasing large gains, it is better to seize opportunities for steady growth.
From a technical perspective, every support level during Ethereum's correction phase warrants attention. This data week is crucial for medium-term strategists, with the key being to seize opportunities while managing risks. Additionally, closely monitor Federal Reserve policy trends and regulatory changes, as these factors are reshaping market expectations.