The weekly trend of ETH reminds people of the continuous doji range from May to June last year. The sideways consolidation at that time is somewhat similar to the current chart performance, both testing the validity of key support and resistance levels. Repetition of technical patterns often indicates that the market is about to make a choice—either break upward or fall below support. It is worth paying attention to the trading volume and the direction of the breakout in the coming weeks.

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FunGibleTomvip
· 2h ago
Is it going to break below again? It might still drop further down.
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CoffeeOnChainvip
· 2h ago
The doji star is back again. Will it break through this time or do we have to wait again?
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ChainChefvip
· 3h ago
eth's been simmering in that doji soup way too long... either we're about to plate something beautiful or the whole dish burns. volume's gotta tell us which way the ladle swings tbh
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Goalkeepervip
· 3h ago
The recurring appearance of the doji star... is actually an infinite loop in the smart contract, and the market is preparing for re-entrancy attacks. Trading volume is the real audit report; if you can't see clearly, don't make reckless moves.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 3h ago
The recurring appearance of the doji star... is actually an infinite loop in the smart contract, and the market is preparing for re-entrancy attacks. Trading volume is the real audit report; if you can't see clearly, don't make reckless moves.
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