Is having you follow me harming you? The strategy and entry levels were laid out very clearly, but you can't overcome human nature or keep your hands in check. Going all-in with the stop-loss level so close still doesn't help $ETH ‌

ETH, SOL & ZEC SELLERS CONTINUE TO DEFEND KEY RESISTANCE The latest price action across Ethereum, Solana, and Zcash points to persistent selling pressure. Each asset has struggled to sustain its recovery, with repeated rejections highlighting the lack of strong bullish follow-through. $ETH Ethereum faced selling pressure around the $2,500–$2,520 resistance zone and retreated toward $2,465. This area remains a key barrier for buyers. Failure to reclaim it could keep the market vulnerable to further weakness, while a sustained move above resistance would indicate improving momentum. $SOL : Solana failed to maintain its position around $106.5–$108.5 and slipped back toward $105. Buyers need to recover this range to improve the short-term structure. Until then, the inability to break resistance leaves the price exposed to another test of lower support. $ZEC : Zcash encountered renewed selling near $1,240–$1,260 before pulling back toward $1,208. The repeated rejection suggests sellers remain active in this region. A sustained recovery above resistance would be needed to challenge the current bearish structure. Market Outlook: The common factor across all three assets is the failure to establish a convincing move above resistance. Short-term sentiment remains bearish while these key zones continue to cap recovery attempts. Further downside or additional support retests remain possible, although a strong reclaim of resistance could change the current outlook. For now, price confirmation matters more than the bounce itself. Until buyers demonstrate sustained strength, the broader short-term structure remains under pressure. #PlanYourTradesThisWeek #ShareWeekly

An early Ethereum holder who built a position at around $14 nine years ago has just deposited approximately 6,369 ETH into an exchange, worth roughly $15.95 million at the current price, representing a gain of nearly 178x from the original cost. To be clear: depositing coins into an exchange does not mean they have already been sold at market price. At the time of writing, ETH is still hovering around $2,490. Honestly, after holding for nine years, this first large deposit into an exchange looks more like a phased liquidity realization than preparation for dumping the entire position—the key is whether he continues moving funds to the exchange. Do you bet he keeps moving them, or stops after this batch? $ETH