Yesterday’s Ethereum price action was indeed quite interesting. It surged to around 3200 before losing momentum; the resistance level was still very obvious, and then it retraced all the way down, hitting a low of 2978. This round of volatility covered more than 200 points up and down.
That’s how the market is—the battles at key levels are always the most intense.
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YieldWhisperer
· 10h ago
lol 3200 resistance is so predictable tho, literally same level since september. the fact that it keeps getting rejected there tells u everything about where the real liquidity sits. 200 points of range? that's just algos playing ping pong on the daily tbh
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DoomCanister
· 14h ago
That 3200 barrier is still too tough. A 200-point volatility range just keeps getting tossed around like this.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 16h ago
3200 got smashed down again; this resistance level is really like an iron plate.
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CrossChainBreather
· 16h ago
That 3200 level is still a real pain; every time it keeps rubbing back and forth here—so annoying.
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WhaleStalker
· 16h ago
3200 is really a hard barrier. Every time it turns around here, it's so frustrating.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 16h ago
It's starting to fluctuate again. That 3200 level is really tough.
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UnluckyMiner
· 16h ago
That 3200 barrier is really holding things down tightly. With this repeated sell-off, who can withstand it?
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Yesterday’s Ethereum price action was indeed quite interesting. It surged to around 3200 before losing momentum; the resistance level was still very obvious, and then it retraced all the way down, hitting a low of 2978. This round of volatility covered more than 200 points up and down.
That’s how the market is—the battles at key levels are always the most intense.