On-chain data recently shows a clear signal—funds are accelerating out of Ethereum. Looking at the daily chart, the bullish momentum has already significantly weakened. The resistance level above has a heavy accumulation of sell orders, and the current long-short ratio is showing an extreme divergence of 1:3. This stark contrast suggests that large fluctuations in the market could happen at any time.
Under such technical conditions, entering a short position is relatively appropriate. The key is to maintain discipline—set the take-profit target closely around 2885, and avoid greedily chasing higher profits. Additionally, set the stop-loss at an internal support level to lock in gains and effectively control risk.
Market trends always sway between data and sentiment. The better-than-expected US non-farm employment data further increases market uncertainty, providing more room for short-term traders to maneuver. The main point is to keep a close eye on the actual flow of on-chain funds and not be fooled by superficial rebounds.
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BlockDetective
· 7h ago
The sell orders are stacking up so aggressively, and the 1:3 ratio is indeed suppressing... But can 2885 hold? I have a feeling there might be another wave of volatility.
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Token_Sherpa
· 15h ago
lol another "perfectly timed" short setup... seen this movie before. tbh the 1:3 ratio just means retail got shaken out, not that eth is actually doomed. token velocity on these outflows looking sus to me — people selling into strength != structural bearishness. also that 2885 target feels arbitrary af, ngl
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MetaNomad
· 20h ago
Is this another scheme to cut the leeks? I don't believe you.
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FlatTax
· 12-18 21:19
With such obvious capital outflow, how are people still buying the dip? I'm truly speechless.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-17 12:17
Funds are really moving, and this short position is indeed attractive. But can 2885 hold? Feeling uncertain.
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OffchainOracle
· 12-17 12:09
The funds are really moving, and the 1:3 ratio looks a bit risky... However, the target of 2885 feels a bit conservative?
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-17 12:06
I’ve looked at the capital outflow signals, but to be honest, this kind of extreme 1:3 divergence... always seems like it could easily hit the shorts in the face. Non-farm payroll data exceeding expectations is already a variable, so when shorting at this time, you need to think carefully whether you're betting on sentiment or trend—don't get them mixed up.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 12-17 11:54
The outflow of funds is real, I can see that too. But can the 2885 level hold? It's a bit uncertain.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-17 11:52
The capital outflow is so obvious, yet people are still waiting for a rebound. This non-farm payroll data really confused a lot of people's minds.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Ethereum Short Position Layout Is Timely
On-chain data recently shows a clear signal—funds are accelerating out of Ethereum. Looking at the daily chart, the bullish momentum has already significantly weakened. The resistance level above has a heavy accumulation of sell orders, and the current long-short ratio is showing an extreme divergence of 1:3. This stark contrast suggests that large fluctuations in the market could happen at any time.
Under such technical conditions, entering a short position is relatively appropriate. The key is to maintain discipline—set the take-profit target closely around 2885, and avoid greedily chasing higher profits. Additionally, set the stop-loss at an internal support level to lock in gains and effectively control risk.
Market trends always sway between data and sentiment. The better-than-expected US non-farm employment data further increases market uncertainty, providing more room for short-term traders to maneuver. The main point is to keep a close eye on the actual flow of on-chain funds and not be fooled by superficial rebounds.