ETC current price is $12.45. What does this level signify? Looking back at history, it has already hit the lowest point in nearly two years, even returning to the original cost zone before the 2020 bull market started. From another perspective, this veteran PoW coin has traversed the entire bull-bear cycle, completely squeezed out the bubbles, and re-approached the "horizon."



Looking at the candlestick chart, you'll notice an interesting phenomenon—extremely low volatility, vividly like an electrocardiogram. This precisely indicates that market attention to ETC has dropped to freezing point, fully relegating it to a forgotten fringe asset. As a forked chain of Ethereum, it lacks practical ecological support, often following ETH's movements or only catching up during extreme market panic. The $12.00 price is the last psychological defense line.

Trading volume can tell a lot. Aside from occasional spikes, it has maintained a very low level for a long time. What is behind this phenomenon? No one cares. No big players are trying to pump the price, retail investors have long been unable to sell, showing typical zombie market characteristics, with liquidity already exhausted.

From a technical perspective, resistance and support levels are as follows: short-term resistance is at $18.00-$20.00, which is the upper edge of the recent downtrend channel. A weak coin bouncing 50% would only reach this point. Higher up are $35.00-$40.00, the high point of 2024, which is basically unbreakable in the medium term. On the support side, the strong bottom is now at $12.00; if it really breaks through, the next target is the single digits of $5.00-$8.00. $10.00 is an integer threshold and also a psychological bottom.

In terms of operation, holders have few options—just hold passively. After falling 93%, discussing stop-loss is pointless; better to hold firm. ETC often inexplicably rebounds at the end of a bull market or after ETH's sharp rise. Set a price alert at $18.00; once reached, start reducing positions.

For those out of the market, ETC is not the first choice. Unless you are an extremely contrarian investor, you might try to "pick up cigarette butts" in the $10.00-$12.00 range, aiming for an oversold rebound to $18.00. Frankly, ETC has become a fossil-level asset—low risk because the price is very low, but expectations are also very low.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 01-11 14:31
ETC this thing is almost a relic now, holding on or cutting losses is both painful.
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SandwichDetectorvip
· 01-10 17:06
ETC really has become a fossil. Holders either lie flat and wait for death or gamble on an $18 rebound; honestly, none of it is very meaningful.
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StealthDeployervip
· 01-10 02:00
ETC has long been sentenced to death by the market. Now we're just waiting for the day it suddenly surges so we can cut the last bagholders.
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MrRightClickvip
· 01-08 15:03
ETC this thing has already become a zombie coin, why are you still holding on? --- Another old relic forgotten by the market, anyway I don’t touch it. --- A 93% decline advises you not to bet on a rebound; this thing is already dead. --- Wait, does anyone really still hold this thing? --- Picking up cigarette butts game, just treat it as gambling, and see if you can make $10. --- Psychological defense? Ha, I’ve long lost my mental defenses, just lie flat. --- The problem is liquidity can’t come out at all, you can’t even reduce your position. --- Seeing $12 makes me think of the fantasy bubble back in the day, sigh. --- Instead of holding this thing, it’s better to look at coins with real ecosystems. --- Living fossils are just living fossils, anyway it’s already fallen to the bottom, no loss.
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MetaNeighborvip
· 01-08 15:02
ETC this thing has long become a zombie coin, why are people still watching it. --- 93% decline, better to wait for death than cut losses, anyway it can't turn around. --- Picking cigarette butts? Come on, unless you really have so much spare money that you can burn it all. --- The candlesticks are as flat as an electrocardiogram, this is a sign that the market has already been sentenced to death. --- Still not bottomed out at 12 dollars? Then keep waiting for single digits, anyway no one wants ETC anymore. --- Honestly, this coin can only follow ETH's lead and bounce around, it can't do anything else, a typical chicken rib asset. --- $18 can be sold a little if you have some position, don't wait for a miracle, the ETC miracle has long been used up. --- The words liquidity exhaustion are enough, stop messing around. --- Wait, is ETC still being traded? I forgot this thing even exists. --- Living fossil allocation, sounds like talking about fossils in a museum. --- Without a market maker pushing the price, it's really tragic, completely turned into an uninhabited island.
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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 01-08 15:02
ETC really turned into a zombie coin. I should have cut losses early, but I didn't. Now it's down 93%, cutting now doesn't make much sense. Just hold on tight.
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NFTFreezervip
· 01-08 14:57
Is ETC, this ancient fossil, really going to turn around? It feels like it's just been lying here all along.
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gaslight_gasfeezvip
· 01-08 14:54
ETC has long been a dead fish, nobody pays attention to it at all.
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TokenRationEatervip
· 01-08 14:52
ETC, this ancient fossil, really nobody wants it anymore, it's almost turned into a zombie market.
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