I noticed that Ethereum is currently trading around $2,360 — an interesting point when looking at logarithmic regression. This technical level historically coincides with reversal points where serious accumulation begins.

Crypto Tice recently tweeted that the current price is the second wave for entry. And indeed, looking at the regression on a logarithmic scale, ETH is at a critical level for a retest. Such moments have historically been golden for active market players.

The fundamentals remain strong — after the merge, the network became more scalable, Layer-2 solutions are functioning, and the Dencun upgrade helped reduce fees. This gives Ethereum resilience against macroeconomic shocks. However, it’s important to remember the risks: interest rates, geopolitics — all of these can influence the price.

If you view regression as a tool, support holds around $1,900, and above that, you should look at $2,100. The key point is not to rush, conduct analysis, and manage risks properly. The market offers opportunities, but discipline is necessary.