Ethereum, from the daily chart perspective, bottomed out around 1790, then experienced a rebound, reaching a high of about 2460, followed by a period of oscillation and decline. Currently, the price has broken below the lower band of the daily chart, with the DIF and DEA lines forming a death cross and heading downward. The MACD green bars are continuously expanding, indicating that the bearish momentum still dominates. Similarly, on the four-hour cycle, the Bollinger Bands have fully opened downward, with the middle band steadily decreasing, and the lows continuously shifting lower. The 2200 level of the Bollinger middle band has become a short-term insurmountable resistance level.



It is recommended to enter short positions around 2130-2150, with targets near 2090-2080, and if broken, look for further decline to around 2060-2040. If not broken, reverse to long positions.

Today, while Ethereum experienced a sharp drop, BTC was not idle either, plunging directly from above 78,000 to around 76,600, shifting from a unilateral upward trend into a high-level oscillation and reversal phase. The four-hour rhythm is clearer: the Bollinger Bands have fully opened downward, with the price continuously moving along the lower band. The KDJ indicator's three lines form a death cross at high levels, with lows constantly shifting lower, and it has directly broken through the previous consolidation platform, indicating an accelerated decline after breaking the support.

It is recommended to enter short positions around 77,600-78,000, with targets near 76,700-76,000, and if broken, look for further decline to around 75,500-75,000. If not broken, reverse to long positions.

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