7.23 ETH morning order-book observation



Overall it follows the broader market in tandem. After yesterday’s spike met resistance, it consolidated and pulled back; this morning it remains in a slightly weak range for consolidation. Profit-taking from the high area continues to be realized. An upward push lacks incremental capital, and short-term long momentum is fading. In the short run, price mainly digests positions through range-bound consolidation, with no one-way market.

The near-term suppressing range is 1930-1960, and 2000 is the key mid-term resistance level. Key supports are 1870 and 1835 below; at the pullback levels, there is still supporting inflow, and before an effective breakdown, the mid-term consolidation-and-repair structure has not been broken. Short-cycle indicators are gradually weakening, and there is still a possibility of probing lower to test support.

Morning reference ranges:
1、For a rebound in 1930-1960, protect above 1970; targets are 1870, 1835;
2、For a pullback in 1835-1870, protect below 1810; target is around 1920.
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OnChainDataGuru
· 07-23 04:34
This pullback still isn’t over. Whether 1,870 can hold is key—I think it might be worth trying to place a sell order around 1,835.
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OldLeekDiary
· 07-23 04:09
Bro, your analysis is spot on, but this choppy market is really exhausting to trade—if you don’t have funds to enter, you can only wait. I’m planning to short first near 1,930.
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ShadowHunter
· 07-23 03:02
The profit-taking at the highs is normal, but the mid-term structure isn’t broken—so it’s fine. Buy on the pullback in the 1835–1870 range, with defense below 1810, and the target at 1920 is solid.
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