- The short-term structure maintains a range-bound oscillation, with prices operating within an upward channel and short-term momentum being neutral to slightly strong; the upper side is still under pressure from the daily moving average group. Key moving averages and resistance levels: 20-day moving average at 3107, 50-day moving average at 3449, 100-day moving average at 3627, and 200-day moving average at 3503. Near-term resistance to watch is at 3033 and 3166 (23.6% Fibonacci), while support below should focus on the 2988–2835 range and 2603. In the derivatives market, open interest is about $35.86 billion, with leverage declining; in terms of the fund flow, there has been a net outflow of about $27.32 million from the exchange, easing selling pressure compared to the previous period; on the sentiment front, whale addresses on exchanges have increased their holdings by over 280,000 ETH (about $1 billion), indicating mid-term bullish signals. Additionally, the market has expectations for the Fusaka upgrade on December 3, which may improve L2 costs and capacity, serving as a potential catalyst that requires monitoring of volatility changes during trading.
2 Key Levels and Scenario Analysis
- Resistance Levels: 3033 → 3166 → 3449/3627 (in order: near-term resistance/23.6% retracement/mid-term moving average congestion zone). - Support Zone: 2988–2835 (primary support area) → 2603 (structural low point). - Bullish scenario: If it stabilizes above 3166 with increased volume, it is expected to test 3449 and further challenge 3627; if the volume is insufficient, it is likely to fluctuate in the resistance zone. - Bearish scenario: If it effectively breaks below 2988, the probability of a pullback to 2950/2880 increases; if 2835 is lost, one needs to be wary of the risk of accelerating down to 2603.
Three Trading Strategies (1-Minute Execution Version)
- Range Trading (Moderately Conservative) - Long Position: Buy on a pullback in the 2988–3000 range, stop loss at 2950, target at 3033/3166 for staggered take profit; - Short position: When the rebound is under pressure and weak in the 3166–3449 range, lightly short with a stop loss at 3490 and targets at 3107/3033. - Breakthrough Follow (Aggressive) - Upwards: A breakout on the 15-minute level with volume followed by a pullback that does not break 3166, go long, stop loss at 3130, target 3449, extend to look at 3627; - Down: Effectively breaks below 2988 and does not return on the pullback, go short, stop loss at 3020, target 2950/2880. - Position and Risk Control - Single trade risk ≤ account 1%–2%; all positions must have hard stop-loss and take-profit in batches; reduce position by half before and after major data/upgrade to prevent slippage and false breakouts.
Four Risks and Tips
- With the Fusaka upgrade approaching (December 3) and a decrease in weekend liquidity, false breakouts/fake breakdowns are likely to occur; if intraday volatility expands sharply, prioritize observing or reducing positions. - This content is for market information and methodological sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice; cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile, and trading carries risks. Please make cautious decisions based on your own risk tolerance.
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1 Market Overview
- The short-term structure maintains a range-bound oscillation, with prices operating within an upward channel and short-term momentum being neutral to slightly strong; the upper side is still under pressure from the daily moving average group. Key moving averages and resistance levels: 20-day moving average at 3107, 50-day moving average at 3449, 100-day moving average at 3627, and 200-day moving average at 3503. Near-term resistance to watch is at 3033 and 3166 (23.6% Fibonacci), while support below should focus on the 2988–2835 range and 2603. In the derivatives market, open interest is about $35.86 billion, with leverage declining; in terms of the fund flow, there has been a net outflow of about $27.32 million from the exchange, easing selling pressure compared to the previous period; on the sentiment front, whale addresses on exchanges have increased their holdings by over 280,000 ETH (about $1 billion), indicating mid-term bullish signals. Additionally, the market has expectations for the Fusaka upgrade on December 3, which may improve L2 costs and capacity, serving as a potential catalyst that requires monitoring of volatility changes during trading.
2 Key Levels and Scenario Analysis
- Resistance Levels: 3033 → 3166 → 3449/3627 (in order: near-term resistance/23.6% retracement/mid-term moving average congestion zone).
- Support Zone: 2988–2835 (primary support area) → 2603 (structural low point).
- Bullish scenario: If it stabilizes above 3166 with increased volume, it is expected to test 3449 and further challenge 3627; if the volume is insufficient, it is likely to fluctuate in the resistance zone.
- Bearish scenario: If it effectively breaks below 2988, the probability of a pullback to 2950/2880 increases; if 2835 is lost, one needs to be wary of the risk of accelerating down to 2603.
Three Trading Strategies (1-Minute Execution Version)
- Range Trading (Moderately Conservative)
- Long Position: Buy on a pullback in the 2988–3000 range, stop loss at 2950, target at 3033/3166 for staggered take profit;
- Short position: When the rebound is under pressure and weak in the 3166–3449 range, lightly short with a stop loss at 3490 and targets at 3107/3033.
- Breakthrough Follow (Aggressive)
- Upwards: A breakout on the 15-minute level with volume followed by a pullback that does not break 3166, go long, stop loss at 3130, target 3449, extend to look at 3627;
- Down: Effectively breaks below 2988 and does not return on the pullback, go short, stop loss at 3020, target 2950/2880.
- Position and Risk Control
- Single trade risk ≤ account 1%–2%; all positions must have hard stop-loss and take-profit in batches; reduce position by half before and after major data/upgrade to prevent slippage and false breakouts.
Four Risks and Tips
- With the Fusaka upgrade approaching (December 3) and a decrease in weekend liquidity, false breakouts/fake breakdowns are likely to occur; if intraday volatility expands sharply, prioritize observing or reducing positions.
- This content is for market information and methodological sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice; cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile, and trading carries risks. Please make cautious decisions based on your own risk tolerance.