7.21 Jack Erbing market outlook analysis


In the early stage, price moved higher steadily amid ongoing fluctuations. After pushing up to and impacting the 1953.64 peak, upward momentum gradually weakened. It then entered a range-bound phase, pulling back and advancing back and forth; the current price is 1927.93.
The moving-average support from the prior uptrend is now being tested. After repeated choppy oscillations at high levels, the bulls’ offensive strength has clearly declined. The 1923 area is an important short-term support level right now. If it can hold steady, there is still a chance to test the upper high points again. Once support is broken, the room for adjustment will open further.
At this stage, it is not advisable to rush into the market to trade and spar. During a high-level range-bound phase, the price action is prone to repeated swings, and blind trading can easily wear you down back and forth. Try to wait until the direction becomes clear before taking action. #以太坊
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PositionBalancer
· 4h ago
The analysis is spot on. High-level consolidation is the most exhausting—the last time, I couldn’t help chasing longs and got trapped. Now I’m just waiting for the signal, honestly, and behaving myself.
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DoomsdayHodler
· 5h ago
You’re right—if the market is unclear, it’s better to miss out than to make a mistake. Watch the 4-hour MACD for signs of a bearish crossover; it feels like it may keep pulling back. First, look at the 1,900 support level.
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HalvingChaser
· 5h ago
This 1923 is indeed critical—if it breaks, we may need to go below 1900, right? I’ll observe for now.
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BTCLayFlat
· 5h ago
I actually think this round of volatility is just a shakeout—once retail investors have all gotten out, they’ll move it up. But what you said also makes sense. Entering now is easy to get hit with back-and-forth price action, so I’ll wait and chase only after it breaks through 1950 for a more stable entry.
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MempoolObserver
· 6h ago
Actually, judging from trading volume, the bulls haven’t completely given up—they just need to gather momentum. I think you can try a small long position around 1920, set a stop-loss at 1915, and bet on a bounce, but keep the position light.
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