Ethereum is currently in a state of indecision between bulls and bears. Although there are signs of a rebound technically, the overall market remains a limiting factor. The four-hour chart frequently tests resistance levels, with long upper shadows indicating growing selling pressure, and the risk of a pullback is increasing. Market sentiment is clearly divided—some are chasing gains and going long, while others are positioning themselves for risk aversion ahead of the weekend, which further encourages a conservative trading attitude.
From a derivatives perspective, the liquidation range is narrowing, indicating that the direction choice is imminent. Currently, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are waiting for a clear signal. It is recommended to use resistance levels as a key reference for operations—once a breakout is confirmed, be prepared for a downward move. Avoid being driven by emotions to chase the market; wait for a clearer trend before entering. Most importantly, strictly control positions and leave room for potential oscillations and reversals.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-05 18:23
Still teasing us, this resistance level is like paper, it breaks with a poke, or do we really have to wait for a signal to see if it can hold?
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-03 23:37
Stalemate means waiting for a signal. Chasing the rally now is really asking for trouble.
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governance_lurker
· 01-02 23:55
It's the same stubborn pattern again. The upper shadow is so long, yet it's still trying to break through resistance—how interesting. Before the weekend even arrives, it's already pulling back. When a single piece of news hits, it must be so uncomfortable. I'm increasingly unable to understand this rhythm.
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DecentralizeMe
· 01-02 22:51
It's another stalemate... I think, instead of chasing the rally, it's better to see if it can break the level. If it can't, just wait. Anyway, there's not much market activity over the weekend.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-02 22:50
It's another deadlock situation, really getting on my nerves. With such a long upper shadow, I knew something was going to happen. I guess I still have to wait for a signal and not get caught up in the chasing rally.
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SillyWhale
· 01-02 22:41
It's another deadlock situation, really getting on my nerves. When the upper shadow is this long, I knew something was going to happen. I still need to wait for a signal before taking action.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-02 22:34
Resistance has been hit again. This time, we really need to wait for a signal.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-02 22:34
Wait, can't break through the resistance level again? I knew it would be like this. Before the weekend, it's always this way. Being cautious is not wrong.
Ethereum is currently in a state of indecision between bulls and bears. Although there are signs of a rebound technically, the overall market remains a limiting factor. The four-hour chart frequently tests resistance levels, with long upper shadows indicating growing selling pressure, and the risk of a pullback is increasing. Market sentiment is clearly divided—some are chasing gains and going long, while others are positioning themselves for risk aversion ahead of the weekend, which further encourages a conservative trading attitude.
From a derivatives perspective, the liquidation range is narrowing, indicating that the direction choice is imminent. Currently, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are waiting for a clear signal. It is recommended to use resistance levels as a key reference for operations—once a breakout is confirmed, be prepared for a downward move. Avoid being driven by emotions to chase the market; wait for a clearer trend before entering. Most importantly, strictly control positions and leave room for potential oscillations and reversals.