2025-12-18 07:02:55

#大户持仓动态 $ETH $HMSTR $BARD

Ethereum's current price hovers around $2800, with a four-hour K-line showing divergence signals and oversold indicators, and market sentiment beginning to gather. How should we view this position?

From a technical perspective, the current risk-reward ratio is indeed quite good. Spot holders can consider gradually accumulating positions rather than going all-in at once. After all, the bottom area often experiences repeated tests, and patient investors can accumulate chips here.

Ethereum has never been absent in previous bull markets, and often plays the role of "latecomer" — this time is no exception. Its performance in the next upward cycle will not be lacking.

Simply put: the opportunity is right in front of you, so what are you afraid of? Instead of waiting until $4000 to regret, it's better to start accumulating in batches now. The market window passes in the blink of an eye.

ETH1,83%

HMSTR0,73%

BARD2,35%

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OnchainUndercover

· 2025-12-20 13:46

2800 is indeed an interesting level, but I still need to see how Bitcoin moves. It's a good idea to deploy in stages; don't go all in at once, it's easy to get caught. ETH is like that—every time it manages to turn around, history proves it. You'll regret it when it hits 4000 dollars. Now is the best time to get on board. Testing the bottom is normal; patience and waiting won't hurt.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-19 21:17

The 2800 level is indeed tempting, but what I care more about is whether it can really rebound afterward. The advice to buy in batches is solid. I'm also gradually adding to my position now, but I still feel a bit uneasy. Waiting until 4000 to regret? We might not have that chance this time. ETH could really take off this wave. How about HMSTR? Does anyone see potential? It seems like there's no more buzz around it.

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LiquidityWitch

· 2025-12-18 07:32

Talking about bottom divergence again, hearing this old explanation so many times that my ears are getting calloused. Dipping in batches sounds right, but with this mindset, can you really hold until 4k? Ethereum is indeed resilient, but I just want to see how high this wave can go. It feels like it's about to be shaken out. The window of opportunity flashes by quickly, and missing it means regret, so you really need to keep an eye on your position size.

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SchrödingersNode

· 2025-12-18 07:30

Bearish divergence oversold, go all in—this trick is getting old haha. The 2800 level is indeed attractive, but I still prefer to buy in batches, caution is key. ETH is just like that; when you FOMO, it drops, and when you buy the dip, it still falls. The window period and all that are just later talk; let's focus on surviving first. $4000? First, see if we can hold 2600 before bragging. What is HMSTR? The topic shifts pretty quickly. Wait, wait, wait—is this really the bottom, or is it another fake-out? Buying in batches is fine, as long as you can really hold on. Honestly, no one knows what will happen in the next second; it's all gambling. But ETH truly deserves this price level; history has proven it.

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HashBrownies

· 2025-12-18 07:30

2800 is indeed an interesting point, but I'll wait a bit longer before taking action. Dipping in batches sounds good, but I'm worried it might keep falling after several entries. Can ETH really turn around this time? It feels like we've heard this before a few times. The window period flashing by? Bro, that's a really absolute statement. I've looked at a bunch of charts on oversold divergence; the signals are conflicting. Rather than regretting after crossing 4000, it's better to get in now. That logic is a bit forced. Going all-in definitely isn't the way, but batching also depends on wallet capacity. Playing catch-up sounds satisfying, but in practice, you're just sitting at the bottom waiting. There are indeed opportunities right now, but all these coins are showing similar trends. I agree that not going all-in at once is good; at least you won't lose everything.

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UncleWhale

· 2025-12-18 07:29

The bottom divergence routine I've heard too many times. Every time they say the opportunity is coming, but it still keeps consolidating. However, this time it's a bit interesting. Splitting into batches to buy in is right, but I'm just worried that halfway through it might drop again. Anyway, I'm just going to keep accumulating.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 2025-12-18 07:13

2800 this price level is indeed interesting, but I'll still wait and see. How many times has bottom divergence tricked me? DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) is definitely the right approach, just worried about buying halfway up the mountain, haha. Can ETH turn around this time? To be honest, I'm a bit lazy to chase it, it's more comfortable to keep an eye on USDT. The window period flashes by? Bro, we're waiting for exactly this kind of talk. Repeatedly testing the bottom requires genuine sincerity and real commitment.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 2025-12-18 07:04

Bullish divergence plus oversold? Isn't this just the old trick, always saying the same thing every time Dipping in gradually sounds good, but I'm just worried about whether it will bottom out gradually This guy ETH definitely has some skills, but is it really too late to enter now? The 2800 level still feels like it has room to dip further, let's wait and see People going all-in should be crying now, I choose to survive quietly

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