Ethereum's recent trend shows a clear dual-directional characteristic. In the January 17th market, the key resistance level is around 3236 (set a 1% stop loss). If broken, consider seeking a re-entry opportunity at 3203 (set a 2% stop loss), with support locked in at 3179. During the downward movement on January 16th, the resistance level is at 3349 (1% stop loss), with further correction points set at 3383 (2% stop loss), and the bottom line at 3407. The spread between these points is controlled within 4 basis points, making it convenient for trailing stop settings.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 16h ago
The numbers are back again. Can it break through 3236 this time? It feels like it's going to repeat itself again.
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RamenStacker
· 16h ago
Oh my, these numbers are so dense, my head is about to explode.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 16h ago
Still being precise to the decimal point, huh? Can this wave break 3236? I think it's uncertain.
Ethereum's recent trend shows a clear dual-directional characteristic. In the January 17th market, the key resistance level is around 3236 (set a 1% stop loss). If broken, consider seeking a re-entry opportunity at 3203 (set a 2% stop loss), with support locked in at 3179. During the downward movement on January 16th, the resistance level is at 3349 (1% stop loss), with further correction points set at 3383 (2% stop loss), and the bottom line at 3407. The spread between these points is controlled within 4 basis points, making it convenient for trailing stop settings.