$ETH /USDT – Oversold and Testing Support – Reversal Time? (August 11, 2026) Price: $1,872.50 (-0.18%) **Range:** $1,863.00 – $1,880.99 What's happening? Ethereum is trading near the low of its recent range and is oversold in the short term. It's below all the major moving averages, which shows weakness, but RSI is now in the 33 zone — a level where bounces often happen. What to watch? · If ETH holds above $1,863, we could see a bounce toward $1,877–$1,900. · If $1,863 breaks, the next support is around $1,855 or lower. Momentum check: RSI(6) at 33 – oversold territory. A relief bounce is possible soon. My take: ETH looks tired but oversold. Watch for a hold at $1,863. If buyers step in, a short-term bounce could follow. If not, more downside ahead. #StockTradingShareChallenge

Go short BTC and ETH. Short ETH at 1880–1900 Entry: 1880, 1900 Stop-loss: 1920 Take-profit: 1860, 1840, 1820 $ETH ‌

Day 305 since liquidation, account at 56240U, withdrew 30000U. Ethereum already warned on the 6th that the decline was about to begin. This is only the beginning, and BEAT kept saying yesterday that prices would fall.📉 Yesterday, I reviewed the trades with my junior apprentice. He asked me: “Master, how many trades do you open at most in a day?” I said: “Sometimes two or three trades a day, sometimes none.” He widened his eyes: “Isn’t that boring?” I smiled: “Boring is exactly the point. The most expensive lesson in trading is learning to accept boredom.” --- I used to think that watching the charts without trading was a waste of time. I had to open several trades every day, or I would feel empty inside. And what happened? Three years of hard work were wiped out overnight. It wasn’t because I failed to understand the market; it was because I wanted too badly to “do” something. That night, when my account went to zero, I stared blankly at the “0.00” in my account. Suddenly, I understood something: The market being open 24 hours a day doesn’t mean I have to enter the market 24 hours a day. You’re not a hunter; you’re a sniper. A sniper spends 90% of the time waiting and 10% of the time pulling the trigger $BEAT ‌ $ETH ‌