The 3000 level is of great significance for Ethereum. Last week's analysis pointed out that once this level is broken, there is a high possibility of further decline to around 2600. Currently, the price has already fallen below 2700. Based on this trend, the previous analysis targets can be quickly validated. This wave of market movement is worth close attention, especially to see how the support around 2600 performs, as it directly determines the strength of the subsequent rebound.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 23h ago
Can 2600 really hold? I think it's uncertain...
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TokenomicsPolice
· 12-21 00:50
Can 2700 still hold? I think it's a gamble; breaking 2600 is the real test.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-19 19:47
Even 2700 couldn't be held, this time I really have to send some warmth at 2600
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DecentralizeMe
· 12-18 04:55
It's already at 2700, rechecking the old analysis again. Feels like this wave is going to break 2600.
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AirdropLicker
· 12-18 04:45
It's already at 2700, so 2600 probably can't really hold up, right?
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 12-18 04:43
Can 2600 really hold up? Feels uncertain.
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rugdoc.eth
· 12-18 04:34
2700 broke and still dropping to 2600, this pace is really a bit fast.
The 3000 level is of great significance for Ethereum. Last week's analysis pointed out that once this level is broken, there is a high possibility of further decline to around 2600. Currently, the price has already fallen below 2700. Based on this trend, the previous analysis targets can be quickly validated. This wave of market movement is worth close attention, especially to see how the support around 2600 performs, as it directly determines the strength of the subsequent rebound.