#ETH At the current price of 2295, the overall trend continues to closely track BTC’s choppy price action. Independent buying pressure remains weak, and ongoing outflows from spot ETFs have continued to limit Ether’s rebound potential, making it difficult for ETH to move independently of Bitcoin. The first near-term resistance overhead is around 2330, a level that has capped several recent rebounds. Only a decisive move above it on strong volume would create an opportunity to test the resistance zone around 2370. The nearest support below is at 2260; if that level is decisively broken, the short-term focus will shift lower toward the support zone around 2220. On the hourly chart, trading volume suggests a relatively balanced contest between buyers and sellers. Volume has failed to pick up during rebounds, while selling pressure has not been released in a concentrated way during declines. The market has entered a weak, choppy phase. The ETH/BTC exchange rate remains near its lows, with no clear sign of funds flowing back into Ether for now; investors are more inclined to wait for macro signals. It is not advisable to take positions proactively. For short-term trading, prioritize BTC’s direction and consider a small long position only after Bitcoin holds above resistance. If Bitcoin breaks below support and pulls the market down, Ether tends to have greater downside volatility. Be sure to manage risk on leveraged positions, as the risk of sharp wicks and stop hunts remains high in choppy markets.