Regarding the trend of ETH, there are some interesting technical patterns worth paying attention to.
From the chart, a standard bullish ABCD pattern has appeared a few days ago, indicating a possible upward move to the 2801 level. As of today, this bullish ABCD pattern has indeed materialized, and the current question is whether it can smoothly reach the target level of 2801.
ETH currently exhibits a quite regular technical structure—on one hand, there is an equidistant bearish ABCD pattern moving upward; on the other hand, an equidistant bullish ABCD pattern can also be observed moving downward. This symmetrical pattern suggests we should pay attention to the reversal points of the structure.
Strategically, set a small stop-loss at the reversal point. Once the direction is confirmed, you can pursue new highs. Many people get trapped because they do not carefully review these patterns, getting shaken out by market makers, resulting in significant losses. True traders should understand these standard technical patterns to survive longer in the market.
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SignatureCollector
· 2025-12-21 00:42
It's another ABCD pattern... Bro, I've heard this theory countless times. Every time they say it should go above 2800, but what happens?
Honestly, technical patterns only work if many people see them; if few do, they're useless. The key is still the market sentiment.
Those who get shaken out aren't because they don't understand the pattern, but because they don't have the funds to hold their positions.
2801, right? I'll just see if it can break through.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 2025-12-20 11:57
Is 2801 really going to break? Feels like it's about to be shaken out again.
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ConsensusBot
· 2025-12-19 06:10
Is this level at 2801 really that stable? Feels like it's just storytelling again.
I've heard the ABCD model too many times; the key still depends on trading volume.
Can this reversal hold this time... I'm a bit worried about being repeatedly shaken out.
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CryptoMotivator
· 2025-12-18 05:40
ABCD is back. Can it really reach 2801 this time? Feels like another illusion.
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SellTheBounce
· 2025-12-18 05:31
2801? Haha, I bet five bucks it won't go up
Sell on the rebound, that's the only thing I've learned in ten years
What are they talking about, ABCD... the market bottom is always in the next abyss
Wait until it drops below 2400, then talk. Be patient
History tells me that when the pattern looks good, it's often the time when the trap is the cruelest
The bagholders are active again, this rebound is a bit lively
Looking at a comfortable technical setup, it's often the last shakeout by the big players
Really daring to chase new highs? I'll wait for a lower point instead
Why does the number 2801 look so pleasing? It feels like a trap
Is the technical pattern standard? So standard that it just loses money
Regarding the trend of ETH, there are some interesting technical patterns worth paying attention to.
From the chart, a standard bullish ABCD pattern has appeared a few days ago, indicating a possible upward move to the 2801 level. As of today, this bullish ABCD pattern has indeed materialized, and the current question is whether it can smoothly reach the target level of 2801.
ETH currently exhibits a quite regular technical structure—on one hand, there is an equidistant bearish ABCD pattern moving upward; on the other hand, an equidistant bullish ABCD pattern can also be observed moving downward. This symmetrical pattern suggests we should pay attention to the reversal points of the structure.
Strategically, set a small stop-loss at the reversal point. Once the direction is confirmed, you can pursue new highs. Many people get trapped because they do not carefully review these patterns, getting shaken out by market makers, resulting in significant losses. True traders should understand these standard technical patterns to survive longer in the market.