#比特币2026年行情展望 Ethereum is holding firm, but bulls and bears are both holding back with a strong resolve
The market is starting to stir, but Ethereum is doing one "thing that a true asset should do"—
Maintaining its chart structure, not following the hype.
The price is steadily holding above the upward trend line that has been in place for weeks. Although resistance above repeatedly caps short-term rebounds, the bullish integrity remains intact. That’s the most crucial point.
In other words? The bulls are under pressure, but the framework hasn't fallen apart.
**Capital suddenly shifts, sentiment is brewing for a turning point**
On January 12, spot Ethereum ETF recorded a net inflow of $5 million, abruptly halting three consecutive days of outflows.
Grayscale and 21Shares directly took the position, while BlackRock’s ETHA was actually still clearing out—these details tell a story.
Retail investors are still debating "whether the level will break or not," but smart money is already paving the way for the next move.
**RSI is gradually rising, but this isn’t a frenzy**
The RSI is climbing slowly, still around 50.
This isn’t a skyrocket rally of the bulls, but rather orderly control—someone is meticulously managing this trend.
The real trigger point is here:
If the 4-hour chart can hold above $3,150, it’s not a false breakout but a genuine confirmation of the structure. Once confirmed: the range from $3,223 to $3,296 can be fully unleashed.
**There’s really only one risk**
ETF capital shifts to large-scale outflows again, and the upward trendline is effectively broken—that’s when ETH might revisit $3,058.
But before that, the current situation looks more like digesting divergences at high levels rather than a weakening trend.
The most frightening moment in the market is often not the crash itself, but the quiet period when "nothing seems to happen."
Keep tracking Ethereum’s structure and capital flows—don’t miss the trend direction before it’s decided.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-14 08:24
Haha, institutions are repositioning while retail investors are still debating whether to break the support or not. What a gap... But only after 3150 stabilizes can we speak. Right now, betting is just a gambler's mentality.
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DuskSurfer
· 01-14 08:23
Wait, once 3150 stabilizes, will it be released directly? The institutions really didn't run away this time; they just changed their tone so decisively.
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-14 08:13
Institutions are rebalancing their positions while retail investors are still struggling with it. The gap is really quite significant.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-14 08:08
Once 3150 stabilizes, it'll be fine. Right now, this deadlock feeling is really suffocating.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-14 08:04
ngl grayscale and 21shares accumulating while blackrock dumps... that's the tell right there. retail's still arguing about support levels while smart money's literally buying the dip lmao
#比特币2026年行情展望 Ethereum is holding firm, but bulls and bears are both holding back with a strong resolve
The market is starting to stir, but Ethereum is doing one "thing that a true asset should do"—
Maintaining its chart structure, not following the hype.
The price is steadily holding above the upward trend line that has been in place for weeks. Although resistance above repeatedly caps short-term rebounds, the bullish integrity remains intact. That’s the most crucial point.
In other words? The bulls are under pressure, but the framework hasn't fallen apart.
**Capital suddenly shifts, sentiment is brewing for a turning point**
On January 12, spot Ethereum ETF recorded a net inflow of $5 million, abruptly halting three consecutive days of outflows.
Grayscale and 21Shares directly took the position, while BlackRock’s ETHA was actually still clearing out—these details tell a story.
Institutions aren’t fleeing; they’re reallocating.
Retail investors are still debating "whether the level will break or not," but smart money is already paving the way for the next move.
**RSI is gradually rising, but this isn’t a frenzy**
The RSI is climbing slowly, still around 50.
This isn’t a skyrocket rally of the bulls, but rather orderly control—someone is meticulously managing this trend.
The real trigger point is here:
If the 4-hour chart can hold above $3,150, it’s not a false breakout but a genuine confirmation of the structure. Once confirmed: the range from $3,223 to $3,296 can be fully unleashed.
**There’s really only one risk**
ETF capital shifts to large-scale outflows again, and the upward trendline is effectively broken—that’s when ETH might revisit $3,058.
But before that, the current situation looks more like digesting divergences at high levels rather than a weakening trend.
The most frightening moment in the market is often not the crash itself, but the quiet period when "nothing seems to happen."
Keep tracking Ethereum’s structure and capital flows—don’t miss the trend direction before it’s decided.
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