ETH Update × Breaking Below $1,000

Many people have been asking how Ethereum could possibly fall back below $1,000.
The entire ETH cycle has been controlled by the weekly trend line. Whenever price stays above a certain upward trend line for long enough, once it breaks down, the subsequent decline is often very violent. That's why I was very aggressive in warning everyone to reduce ETH positions near $4,200—because the weekly trend line was already telling us that once it breaks, this structure would accelerate downward like in the 2021 cycle.
In this cycle, we have already seen similar situations multiple times:
* First near $2,400 breaking below the trend line → ETH dropped to around $1,300
* Second near $3,700 breaking below → dropped to the $1,700 area
* Third near $1,900 breaking below → dropped to around $1,500
Now we are near what I believe to be the last major weekly trend line in this cycle. If this trend line in the $1,500–$1,600 range breaks, I believe ETH will enter the price range below $1,000.
Most likely, it will form a bottom in the $900–$1,100 area.
That is also the area where I plan to start gradually building a position. Below $1,100, I believe it enters a long-term value zone. But the strategy will be: buy in batches at lows, then continue to add as ETH gradually reclaims various resistance levels step by step. This was also the most profitable method for me in the previous cycle.
My main focus going forward will also be on ETH, because I believe it will offer the cleanest upside in the next cycle. Even if someone averages in at $1,500–$1,600 and exits near $4,800–$4,900 in the next cycle, that's already a 200%–300% return, without needing to chase high-risk altcoins.
So, ETH falling below $1,000 sounds hard to imagine today, but I believe the true bottom time window is still in October–November 2026.