#大户持仓动态 Everyone, I need to have a good talk with you about this Ethereum opportunity. The price range below 3000 is really rare, honestly, missing out would be a bit unfortunate.
Let's start with the technical analysis. Recently, on the 1-hour chart, ETH made a beautiful V-shaped rebound from yesterday’s 2870 level, now fluctuating around 2950. The MACD green bars are nearly disappearing, and the DIF line is about to cross the DEA line—this kind of signal is most common at the bottom, basically indicating that the bears are losing strength and the bulls are starting to gather momentum. The final stage of bottom consolidation usually follows this rhythm, and the trend reversal could happen sooner than you think.
On-chain data is even more interesting. For those who often say "active addresses are declining," they might be overlooking another phenomenon: in November, 3.24 million ETH flowed into long-term holding addresses, and in December, another 1.6 million entered. These addresses never sell actively, belonging to the steadfast holders. Currently, only 8.7% of ETH on exchanges is circulating, what does this number indicate? It shows that the actual tradable chips in the market are limited. Plus, Fusaka’s upgrade directly increased blob storage capacity by 8 times, and USDC has obtained the Federal Reserve’s payment system license. These fundamental positives stack up—why worry about short-term fluctuations?
Regarding the bottom, we need to have a psychological baseline. I believe the 2900 range is a solid support; if it really breaks, my analysis will need a major adjustment. In fact, the current trend looks more like institutions are testing patience—waiting for retail investors to panic sell, then capital will push the price towards 3200, or even higher.
Here’s a practical approach: gradually build long positions, with a stop-loss set at 2850 (the probability of hitting this price is actually quite low). The first target is around the previous high near 3170; once broken, there’s a logical basis for aiming at 3400. Hesitating now only leads to regret once the market moves. How next week’s trend unfolds, the market will give the answer.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 2025-12-19 10:11
Is 2900 really a strong support? I'm still skeptical...
Wait, 3.24 million ETH flowing into long-term holdings? That's some serious data.
Below 3000 isn't very common, but honestly, this kind of argument comes up every year.
The idea of accumulating in multiple batches is okay, but setting a stop loss at 2850 seems a bit optimistic.
If it breaks through 3170 this week, I'll believe your analysis.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 2025-12-19 10:00
honestly this ETH analysis hits different... reminds me of a perfectly aged cheese—gotta know when the fermentation process hits that sweet spot before it spoils, ngl. 324M ETH flowing into long-term hodlers? that's some serious farm-to-fork verification vibes, the supply chain's actually consolidating 🧀
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HackerWhoCares
· 2025-12-17 16:41
Batching in won't help either; in the end, you're still being tricked.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 2025-12-17 11:38
ngl the 8.7% exchange float thesis hits different when you actually map the liquidity dynamics across L2s... but has anyone checked if this blob expansion is just another MEV honeypot waiting to happen lmao
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 2025-12-17 11:38
Are you trying to cut my leeks again? Stop loss at 2850... I bet your analysis will fail again.
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AirdropHunter
· 2025-12-17 11:31
Bro, this analysis is pretty solid, but I still think the 2850 stop-loss is a bit tight.
Can 3170 really break? I feel like it might keep bouncing around.
But the fact that only 8.7% of the circulating supply remains is indeed crazy; such scarce chips are really impressive.
Wait, is your prediction accurate? I'm currently trapped in the coins you recommended last time.
Honestly, it still depends on the Fed's stance. No matter how good the fundamentals are, macro risks can't be ignored.
This time, I won't cut losses. I'll follow your advice and stagger my positions, and take a gamble.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 2025-12-17 11:28
Laughing to death, another "bottom master" is here, this time almost saying ETH could drop to $3
But honestly, the data showing 3.24 million ETH flowing into long-term addresses is indeed interesting, which is... We retail investors see the circulating supply only at 8.7%, always feeling like we're bottom-fishing, but in reality, we've long been eaten up by the big players
2850 stop loss? Brother, the probability of this price appearing is low, then isn't the probability of it not breaking below even smaller? Haha
See you next week for the verdict, let's continue to prepare psychologically for being harvested
Wait, can you explain more specifically about the Fusaka upgrade? I feel like I haven't heard much about this name
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 2025-12-17 11:16
Is 2900 really a solid support? It feels like it has been said the same before.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 2025-12-17 11:16
If it breaks below 2900, I'll follow your advice; if it doesn't break, I'll keep going all in.
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DancingCandles
· 2025-12-17 11:14
Below 3000 is really attractive, but bro, your analysis this time is a bit too optimistic.
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I've heard many times that institutions are just testing patience, but in the end, it still depends on whether 2900 breaks or not.
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Wait, only 8.7% of the circulating supply on the exchange? Where is this data from? Seems a bit suspicious.
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Claiming that a V-shaped rebound indicates a near reversal is a bit too hasty.
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Can Fusaka's upgrade of blob capacity fundamentally support the 3400 target? Seems a bit too optimistic.
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Gradual deployment is indeed safer, but you should be aware of how small the probability of a stop-loss at 2850 really is.
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Being nice, it's about testing patience; being harsh, it's about lacking direction. The answer next week is still early.
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I actually think the current position isn't a big problem; the key is not to go all-in.
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With 3.24 million ETH flowing into long-term holdings, from another perspective, isn't this just big players accumulating? Definitely worth paying attention to.
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If 3170 breaks, can it really head straight to 3400? Aren't there any resistance levels in between?
#大户持仓动态 Everyone, I need to have a good talk with you about this Ethereum opportunity. The price range below 3000 is really rare, honestly, missing out would be a bit unfortunate.
Let's start with the technical analysis. Recently, on the 1-hour chart, ETH made a beautiful V-shaped rebound from yesterday’s 2870 level, now fluctuating around 2950. The MACD green bars are nearly disappearing, and the DIF line is about to cross the DEA line—this kind of signal is most common at the bottom, basically indicating that the bears are losing strength and the bulls are starting to gather momentum. The final stage of bottom consolidation usually follows this rhythm, and the trend reversal could happen sooner than you think.
On-chain data is even more interesting. For those who often say "active addresses are declining," they might be overlooking another phenomenon: in November, 3.24 million ETH flowed into long-term holding addresses, and in December, another 1.6 million entered. These addresses never sell actively, belonging to the steadfast holders. Currently, only 8.7% of ETH on exchanges is circulating, what does this number indicate? It shows that the actual tradable chips in the market are limited. Plus, Fusaka’s upgrade directly increased blob storage capacity by 8 times, and USDC has obtained the Federal Reserve’s payment system license. These fundamental positives stack up—why worry about short-term fluctuations?
Regarding the bottom, we need to have a psychological baseline. I believe the 2900 range is a solid support; if it really breaks, my analysis will need a major adjustment. In fact, the current trend looks more like institutions are testing patience—waiting for retail investors to panic sell, then capital will push the price towards 3200, or even higher.
Here’s a practical approach: gradually build long positions, with a stop-loss set at 2850 (the probability of hitting this price is actually quite low). The first target is around the previous high near 3170; once broken, there’s a logical basis for aiming at 3400. Hesitating now only leads to regret once the market moves. How next week’s trend unfolds, the market will give the answer.