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ETH bottoming illusion? Trading volume is the most honest advocate.
In recent days, a popular discussion has been circulating in the square—many analysts are shouting $ETH that this is the accumulation phase, a sign of the main force protecting the market. But a closer look at the chart suggests this judgment might be a trap: mistaking a consolidation phase for a true bottom.
Volume Determines Everything: What Does the Reduced Volume Range Indicate?
According to the latest data, ETH is currently priced at $3.12K, with a 24-hour trading volume of $586.92M, down -0.13%. On the surface, it appears stable, but the underlying logic warrants scrutiny.
Many retail traders see these green candles and think the main force is quietly supporting the market. In reality, this is the most easily deceived point. A true bottom must be accompanied by volume—either panic selling being wiped out (long lower shadows) or the main force continuously increasing volume to absorb supply.
What about the current situation? Volume contraction in sideways movement. What does this imply? The bulls haven’t truly gained momentum; it’s just that the bears, exhausted from selling, are taking a break. In a downtrend, volume contraction often signals “long consolidation before a fall,” rather than an imminent reversal.
Technical Analysis: Support Levels Are Not Yet Stable
Looking at the 4-hour chart, the wave from 3300 downward is the main decline wave. Currently hovering around 3080, this is merely because it hit a dense zone of previous support, creating inertia.
To confirm a true bottom, at least a “double bottom” pattern must form, or a stable hold above the key resistance at 3150. But since even 3100 hasn’t been decisively broken, it’s too early to talk about a bottom. This “stuck in the middle” position is most vulnerable to being pushed down further by the main force, testing the liquidity depth at 3020-3050.
Support and Rebound: The Difference
Many confuse a concept: a small rebound ≠ main force support. Support means the main force is actively backing the market with real funds, but based on volume, the current rebound lacks the strength to be considered support. It’s just a natural correction after a bear attack, lacking solid backing from the main force.
Practical Strategy: Stay Observant
In a downtrend, every impulse claiming “this might be the bottom” is a trap set by the main force for retail traders. Instead of guessing the bottom, it’s better to wait for confirmation signals.
Final Reminder
Don’t be fooled by the current sideways movement. In the middle and late stages of a downtrend, the most dangerous illusion is this “seems like a reversal.” The small rebound you see now might just be the main force preparing for a big dump by absorbing supply.
Cherish your holdings and wait for real volume confirmation. The market will always present opportunities to patient traders.
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