Based on recent market performance, Ethereum has shown signs of gradually raising lows, but to truly initiate a substantial upward trend, two strict conditions must be met.
The first condition is crucial — the price must complete a full upward structure from a simple "raising lows" to a "lows + lows" pattern, rather than just a technical rebound within a downtrend channel. The second condition is a defensive line: the 2980-3000 zone must not be broken through by a large bearish candle this week; otherwise, the entire gradual bottoming pattern will collapse immediately, leading to a retest of the 2895-2830 area.
From a technical perspective, the outlook looks decent — the 4-hour moving averages are aligned bullishly, and after the MACD golden cross, volume is gently expanding, signaling a quiet but steady effort. In the short term, watch 3055; if broken, the breakout zone at 3090-3120 becomes the next target. However, frankly, the bullish momentum is still relatively weak. If Bitcoin cannot sustain volume expansion, Ethereum's upward space will be limited, likely resulting in a stepwise slow rise combined with sideways consolidation at higher levels.
There are two trading strategies: aggressive traders can enter with a small position when the 2980-3000 support is tested and holds, with a stop loss at 2960; more conservative traders can wait for a volume breakout above 3120 before following in. If the price unexpectedly breaks below 2980 and the hourly chart cannot recover, exit the long position immediately, with a target of 2895-2830.
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GamefiGreenie
· 13h ago
2980, if it doesn't break, I will hold on tightly; if it breaks, I will die trying to buy the dip; anyway, I will die.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 13h ago
The 2980-3000 threshold must be maintained, or it will be another farce.
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LiquidationHunter
· 14h ago
It's the same pattern again: lowering the price, support line, breakout zone... after all that, it's still about reading Bitcoin's mood; I can't make a move myself.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 14h ago
It's the same old trick again, buy the dip if it doesn't break 2980-3000? I did this back in the day, and ended up getting smashed through and dropping straight back to 2830, losing even my underwear. This time, it still depends on BTC's mood; I can't be fooled just by a bullish moving average alignment, lessons learned.
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MetaReckt
· 14h ago
Sigh, it's the same old story of pushing up from the lows. Honestly, I'm tired of hearing it. The key still depends on whether BTC can perform well; otherwise, no matter how good ETH's technicals look, it's all for nothing.
Based on recent market performance, Ethereum has shown signs of gradually raising lows, but to truly initiate a substantial upward trend, two strict conditions must be met.
The first condition is crucial — the price must complete a full upward structure from a simple "raising lows" to a "lows + lows" pattern, rather than just a technical rebound within a downtrend channel. The second condition is a defensive line: the 2980-3000 zone must not be broken through by a large bearish candle this week; otherwise, the entire gradual bottoming pattern will collapse immediately, leading to a retest of the 2895-2830 area.
From a technical perspective, the outlook looks decent — the 4-hour moving averages are aligned bullishly, and after the MACD golden cross, volume is gently expanding, signaling a quiet but steady effort. In the short term, watch 3055; if broken, the breakout zone at 3090-3120 becomes the next target. However, frankly, the bullish momentum is still relatively weak. If Bitcoin cannot sustain volume expansion, Ethereum's upward space will be limited, likely resulting in a stepwise slow rise combined with sideways consolidation at higher levels.
There are two trading strategies: aggressive traders can enter with a small position when the 2980-3000 support is tested and holds, with a stop loss at 2960; more conservative traders can wait for a volume breakout above 3120 before following in. If the price unexpectedly breaks below 2980 and the hourly chart cannot recover, exit the long position immediately, with a target of 2895-2830.