#ETH走势分析 has been closely watching Ethereum's price action lately, so here’s what I’m seeing.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, ETH has been on a downtrend ever since it peaked at 3239. The current situation is pretty clear: after the drop, there was a bounce back, but then it started a second wave of choppy, weakening movement. The past few candles have been moving sideways in the 3000 to 3060 range, and each rebound has less and less strength—the resistance above is still quite obvious. To put it simply, the bulls lack momentum, and overall it’s still a weak recovery phase. Zooming in on the 1-hour chart, ETH started to stabilize from the low at 2978, but the rebound was also pretty weak. Now the price is hovering around 3040, it’s tried several times to break higher but just doesn’t have the volume to support it. With this kind of sideways, weak rebound structure, a breakout in the short term doesn’t seem likely. A few key levels to note: 3000 is a psychological level and has acted as strong support multiple times before; 2978 is the short-term hard support—if that breaks, watch out. On the upside, the 3055-3065 region is heavy resistance; several rebounds have been knocked back there. Only if 3090-3100 is broken can you call it a trend reversal, but that doesn’t seem very likely right now. My personal take: the 3000-3010 range could be considered for going long at lower levels, while the pressure around 3055-3065 is strong enough for shorts. In the short term, it’s most likely to keep ranging in the 3000 to 3060 box, so just be patient and wait for direction. This is just my personal view and does not constitute investment advice.
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#ETH走势分析 has been closely watching Ethereum's price action lately, so here’s what I’m seeing.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, ETH has been on a downtrend ever since it peaked at 3239. The current situation is pretty clear: after the drop, there was a bounce back, but then it started a second wave of choppy, weakening movement. The past few candles have been moving sideways in the 3000 to 3060 range, and each rebound has less and less strength—the resistance above is still quite obvious. To put it simply, the bulls lack momentum, and overall it’s still a weak recovery phase.
Zooming in on the 1-hour chart, ETH started to stabilize from the low at 2978, but the rebound was also pretty weak. Now the price is hovering around 3040, it’s tried several times to break higher but just doesn’t have the volume to support it. With this kind of sideways, weak rebound structure, a breakout in the short term doesn’t seem likely.
A few key levels to note: 3000 is a psychological level and has acted as strong support multiple times before; 2978 is the short-term hard support—if that breaks, watch out. On the upside, the 3055-3065 region is heavy resistance; several rebounds have been knocked back there. Only if 3090-3100 is broken can you call it a trend reversal, but that doesn’t seem very likely right now.
My personal take: the 3000-3010 range could be considered for going long at lower levels, while the pressure around 3055-3065 is strong enough for shorts. In the short term, it’s most likely to keep ranging in the 3000 to 3060 box, so just be patient and wait for direction.
This is just my personal view and does not constitute investment advice.