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ETH long position: Watching the $2,320 target
I have opened an ETH long position at $2,288, with my target set at $2,320. The setup is based on the possibility of a short-term recovery, but I am keeping a close eye on how price reacts around nearby resistance.
The distance to my target is $32, which represents approximately 1.40% upside from my entry. The important part now is whether buyers can maintain momentum and push ETH toward $2,320 without losing the nearby support zone.
I am not treating the target as guaranteed. If momentum weakens or the market structure changes, I will reassess the position rather than hold blindly. For now, the plan is simple: follow the setup, respect risk, and let price confirm the next move.