$ETH Concise assessment: The current price is approximately 2749–2764. Holding above 2700 and 2730, the short-term watershed levels, would keep the structure bullish, but it has entered a “breakout digestion” phase. On the capital-flow front, spot ETH ETFs saw approximately $270 million in daily net inflows on 9/21 (about $110 million for ETHA and $73 million for FETH), while some 9/23 figures showed additional inflows of about 25.7k ETH; however, net outflows are still visible over the 7-day period, so institutional reentry has not fully confirmed the trend, and three consecutive days of positive inflows are needed to be considered an accumulation signal. Technically, EMA20/50/200 are approximately 2537/2356/2282, showing a bullish fan-out; MACD is bullish, while RSI at approximately 71 indicates overbought conditions. 2800–2805 represents psychological and supply resistance; a high-volume break above it would target 2850–2900. A pullback to 2730 that holds would constitute normal consolidation; losing 2700 would target 2670, while a further break below 2550 would signal weakness. On-chain whales and BitMine continue accumulating, while staking lockups are tightening the circulating supply, but marginal buying could slow after corporate treasuries approach the 5% target. On the macro front, expectations of Fed rate hikes and elevated U.S. Treasury yields are weighing on non-yielding assets; sentiment remains greedy (FG approximately 71–76) but has moved down from extreme greed. Conclusion: Do not chase 2800 in the short term; buy dips around 2730–2700, and add on a pullback confirmation after a break above 2810. If ETFs see renewed outflows or the macro environment turns hawkish, reduce positions and wait for 2550–2670. For research purposes only, not investment advice.$SNDK

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