2026-01-10 01:22:38

Let's take a look at the recent trends in some popular sectors and analyze the technical support and resistance levels.

In the semiconductor sector, the 8880 level currently acts as support. To break higher, be cautious near the new highs, as there will be resistance there. The photovoltaic sector is relatively stable, with the 2750 level holding as a bottom line. If it continues to rise, watch around 3300, as it might encounter resistance. The healthcare sector has also been quite rhythmic in its fluctuations recently, with 6750 as a support level. If it rises, the area around 8150 could be the peak.

The current question is—how much room is left before these sectors reach the upper resistance levels you are watching? Are the current real-time levels close to a breakout? These key points are worth paying close attention to.

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GasFeeLady

· 01-10 10:19

ngl watching those support levels is like timing gas on chain... one wrong entry and you're just donating to validators lol. semiconductor sitting at 8880 feels like a low gwei window but the breakout? that's where frontrunners feast, wouldn't touch it without checking the mempool first tbh

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-10 01:51

Semiconductors 8880 has really been stuck for a long time, feeling like a breakout is imminent. Can the 3300 level in photovoltaics be broken? Feeling quite pressured. Medical 8150 is tough to hold, better to watch the support levels. These resistance levels are all hurdles; it depends on who breaks through first. Staying up late watching the market is just like this; let's wait for the next big opportunity.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-10 01:51

It's really frustrating that the semiconductor 8880 can't break through, feels like I have to keep messing around. Will the photovoltaic 3300 position break through this time? I'm a bit worried. The medical sector is doing pretty well this wave, can 8150 hold up? We need to keep a close eye on these support levels; if one drops, it's all over. Is the resistance level far away? Feels like there's not much room left. The new high near the semiconductor sector is really a trap; every time, it gets snapped up there. Let's just wait and see which sector breaks through first.

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-10 01:39

If Semiconductor 8880 can't be broken, then the current round is still dominated by the bears. I've been eyeing Medical at 8150 for a long time, just waiting to jump in. Photovoltaic at 2750 feels too weak; who believes in this support? Can 3300 really hold? I'm skeptical. Every day talks about key points, but as soon as one is broken, it's a new point—interesting. Does anyone still dare to chase high in this market now?

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MevTears

· 01-10 01:39

Semiconductors 8880, will it break through or not? It's exhausting to watch Is photovoltaic 3300 really the ceiling? It feels like we're always stuck here Medical 6750 to 8150, this wave of market trend is indeed a bit uncertain Are the resistance levels still far away? The coins in my hand are trembling Both technical analysis and support/resistance levels, I just want to know when it will rise I’ve memorized these numbers, now it depends on whether the market will give face Semiconductors need to hit a new high, it depends on whether the trading volume is sufficient

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RugDocScientist

· 01-10 01:38

I've been watching the semiconductor 8880 for a long time, just worried it can't break through and falls back again. It's really frustrating. The 3300 barrier in photovoltaics feels like it will be the end, history repeating itself. Medical 8150 is under such obvious pressure, who dares to chase high? Let's wait and see.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 01-10 01:36

Semiconductors are holding at 8880, unable to break new highs, that's just how it is. Photovoltaics at 3300 are really stuck tightly. If you ask me, the medical sector feels a bit strange this time. The range from 6750 to 8150 seems to be repeatedly tormenting people. Are these resistance levels still far from the current price? Can someone tell me the specific levels right now? If photovoltaics can really break through 3300, that would be interesting. For now, I'm still observing. I really don't quite understand the logic behind the medical sector this time. Anyway, just waiting for signals.

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