From the harmonic pattern perspective, Ethereum currently shows a clear bullish signal. Key levels to watch are around the 786 and 886 retracement levels, approximately in the range of 2830 to 2780.
If you are bullish, this area is a relatively ideal entry point. Conversely, for a bearish setup, you might consider placing stop-loss or target levels near 3210.
Market orders can capture opportunities more quickly, but risks should be carefully considered—the possibility of being trapped does exist. Therefore, the key is how confident you are in your subsequent trend judgment. Technical analysis provides the direction; the rest depends on how you manage the risk.
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DancingCandles
· 2025-12-16 23:55
It's both harmonic and Fibonacci again. It seems like your group relies on these theories to survive. Will 2780 really drop? I'm skeptical.
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ForkItAllDay
· 2025-12-16 16:51
The 2780 part is indeed easy to get pinched. I'll wait and see before making a move.
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OnChainDetective
· 2025-12-16 16:51
Wait a minute, is the 2780-2830 range really such a coincidence... I’ve been analyzing the on-chain data of large wallet clusters for a while, and recently there have been several transactions of hundreds of millions of ETH repeatedly moving in and out within this price range. It’s just too coincidental.
From the harmonic pattern perspective, Ethereum currently shows a clear bullish signal. Key levels to watch are around the 786 and 886 retracement levels, approximately in the range of 2830 to 2780.
If you are bullish, this area is a relatively ideal entry point. Conversely, for a bearish setup, you might consider placing stop-loss or target levels near 3210.
Market orders can capture opportunities more quickly, but risks should be carefully considered—the possibility of being trapped does exist. Therefore, the key is how confident you are in your subsequent trend judgment. Technical analysis provides the direction; the rest depends on how you manage the risk.