Market Analysis 2026.02.23

In the video on 2.22, it was mentioned that February 24 and February 25 are important Gann time points, potentially marking a turning point for ETH. As the time approaches, ETH temporarily stabilized after a decline this morning. What’s next?

Possible future movements of ETH are shown in the chart.

Red Path: ETH’s rebound is not yet over. It will complete the adjustment within the red box before 2.25 without breaking the previous low. After completing the adjustment, ETH will rebound again, and after ending the entire rebound starting from 1747.8, it will fall to the bottom seen in mid to late March.

Blue Path: ETH shows no signs of stopping its decline after 2.25. If it continues this way, its rebound may end in a sideways consolidation, with an unclear structure. Subsequently, ETH will fall to the bottom seen in mid to late March.

The difference between the two paths is whether the rebound starting from 1747.8 has already ended. The common point is that once the recent rebound’s end is confirmed, ETH will continue to decline. On a larger scale, 1747.8 cannot be considered a bottom.

In the next couple of days, observe whether ETH shows signs of stopping its decline at key levels, and whether the upward momentum and volume after the stop match, to determine if the correction has ended. If the correction is over and the upward strength remains, ETH is likely to have one more high point before ending its rebound.

If the rebound is not yet over, there will be a buying opportunity soon. Under this scenario, the earliest possible end of the entire rebound could be this week. After entering a long position, there’s still a chance to catch a major short position by the end of the month. That’s all I have to say—everyone should seize the opportunity. After such a long sideways period in February, it’s time to make some gains.