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$ETH (1H) - Pullback Short Bias: Short Entry (Zone): 2346.00 - 2352.50 Targets: TP1: 2334.00 TP2: 2322.50 TP3: 2310.00 Stop Loss: 2363.50 Why this Setup: I still see the market leaning bearish after the sharp rejection from the 2410 area, and I want to fade any weak bounce back into resistance. I’m looking for the pullback to stall near 2350, then roll over toward the mid-2320s and lower if sellers stay in control. #GateSquareMayTradingShare

Ethereum worth $2,400 issue 🚨 $ETH Still struggling to gain acceptance above the $2,400 zone — and the chart explains exactly why. 🔶 Immediate demand has now dropped to its lowest level in about 7 weeks 🔶 Total immediate demand flow is declining as the price tries to stay high 🔶 Most of the current upward moves are led by perpetual futures, not actual market buying 🔶 This creates a fragile market structure with weak sustainability When the rise is primarily driven by leveraged long positions rather than real accumulation in the market, the price can move higher temporarily — but it usually lacks strong follow-through. This is exactly what we’re seeing now with Ethereum. What does the chart show 📉 The top chart shows a repeated attempt by $ETH to reclaim the $2,400 area. However: 🔶 Each breakout attempt quickly loses momentum 🔶 Buyers fail to maintain aggressive continuation 🔶 Immediate demand flow is trending downward despite relatively stable price action This divergence is important. Typically, during a healthy bullish continuation: ▫️ Price rises ▫️ Immediate demand rises ▫️ Demand flow (CVD) expands upward ▫️ Real capital enters the market But here: ▫️ Price remains high ▫️ Immediate demand participation weakens ▫️ Futures dominate ▫️ Leverage replaces confidence This often leads to unstable conditions. Why are rises driven by perpetual futures risky ⚠️ Rises driven by perpetual futures can push the price aggressively in the short term, but they heavily depend on: 🔶 Funding remaining positive 🔶 Long positions not being pressured 🔶 Momentum continuing 🔶 Ongoing leverage inflows Once momentum slows: ▫️ Late long positions become trapped ▫️ Funding pressure increases ▫️ Liquidations accelerate downward ▫️ Weak demand fails to absorb the selling That’s why many sharp corrections in cryptocurrencies start after heavy leveraged rallies. Without strong buyer intervention, Ethereum may continue to struggle around key resistance zones. What could change the structure? 👀 For Ethereum to establish a stronger bullish continuation: 🔶 Immediate demand flow (CVD) must recover 🔶 ETF-related inflows need to strengthen 🔶 Real capital turnover must increase to $ETH 🔶 Volume expansion above $2,400 must become organic rather than leveraged-driven If that happens, the market may finally build enough strength for a sustainable breakout. Until then: 👉 The current structure remains vulnerable to volatility spikes and liquidation-driven pullbacks. Trading Heights™ Judgment ⚡ Ethereum is not necessarily bearish here — but the quality of the rally matters. Currently, the market shows: 🔶 Weak immediate demand participation 🔶 Heavy reliance on leverage 🔶 Weakness in breakout sustainability 🔶 Increasing fragility near resistance As long as immediate demand remains weak, every rise above $2,400 risks becoming another liquidity trap for late longs. The next big move will depend on whether genuine buyers finally return to the market. $ETH ‌#GateSquareMayTradingShare