Ethereum's recent performance remains quite stable. Not only is the technical outlook looking good, but on-chain transactions are also becoming more active, so ETH is steadily holding above the $3000 level. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is more affected by macroeconomic factors—Middle East tensions, global financial fluctuations—all influencing its movement, and market enthusiasm hasn't cooled down.
Looking at the daily K-line chart, ETH has completely broken out of its previous downtrend channel. More importantly, the $3000 level has now become a true support. Recently, the price surged to the $3300-$3700 range, encountering significant sell orders, leading to a series of pullbacks. This area coincides with medium- and long-term moving averages, making it a strong resistance zone. Bulls will need stronger buying momentum to break through. However, the RSI indicator is still okay; although it has retreated from overbought levels, it hasn't turned bearish. As long as the price can stay above $3000 and continue to make higher lows, there’s still potential for further upward movement. The key support level is $2700—if it holds, the overall trend remains bullish, but to regain strength, the $3500 resistance is very critical.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, ETH is currently oscillating just above $3000, which is essentially a consolidation phase after an upward move. The $3000-$3100 range is a crucial battleground. If there’s a volume breakout above $3300, there’s a chance to push toward $3500, or even test $4000. Conversely, if volume breaks down below $3000, the price could retreat to around $2900, and further declines might probe near $2600.
On-chain data also shows positive signals. After a period of decline, Ethereum’s active addresses have rebounded and are now stable above 400,000. History suggests that increasing active addresses usually indicate growing real demand. Additionally, DeFi and staking activities are heating up, making Ethereum’s medium-term trend worth paying more attention to. However, for short-term trading, risk awareness should always be a priority.
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ValidatorViking
· 4h ago
3000's holding solid but that 3300-3700 resistance zone? yeah, that's where the real battle gets tested. consensus takes time.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 5h ago
$3000 is really the threshold that must be maintained, otherwise it would be awkward to fall back to $2700
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Active addresses are rebounding, now that's a real signal
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It's both resistance and support levels, who really has the say...
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DeFi heating up sounds good, but in the short term, we still need to see if trading volume can break through $3300
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When macro chaos occurs, Bitcoin is the first to suffer, while Ethereum remains stable. Is this time different?
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Is 400,000 active addresses considered a positive signal? I'm more concerned about whether it can hold steady at $3000 in the 4-hour chart
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The strong resistance zone with overlapping moving averages, this term is getting a bit annoying... Just tell me if it can break through
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Staking heating up, but it still depends on how Bitcoin moves
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$3500 is the key level, we've tested it several times before
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RSI is okay, is that considered good? That standard is way too low
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SilentObserver
· 5h ago
The 3000 mark is really holding strong; the bulls still need to muster even greater strength.
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TheMemefather
· 5h ago
It's not about whether 3000 is solid or not, the key is that BTC is still crashing, and ETH doing okay is already good enough.
The rebound in active addresses depends on whether it can sustain above 4000.
If we can't break through that 3500 barrier, all the bearish arguments are pointless.
Ethereum's recent performance remains quite stable. Not only is the technical outlook looking good, but on-chain transactions are also becoming more active, so ETH is steadily holding above the $3000 level. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is more affected by macroeconomic factors—Middle East tensions, global financial fluctuations—all influencing its movement, and market enthusiasm hasn't cooled down.
Looking at the daily K-line chart, ETH has completely broken out of its previous downtrend channel. More importantly, the $3000 level has now become a true support. Recently, the price surged to the $3300-$3700 range, encountering significant sell orders, leading to a series of pullbacks. This area coincides with medium- and long-term moving averages, making it a strong resistance zone. Bulls will need stronger buying momentum to break through. However, the RSI indicator is still okay; although it has retreated from overbought levels, it hasn't turned bearish. As long as the price can stay above $3000 and continue to make higher lows, there’s still potential for further upward movement. The key support level is $2700—if it holds, the overall trend remains bullish, but to regain strength, the $3500 resistance is very critical.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, ETH is currently oscillating just above $3000, which is essentially a consolidation phase after an upward move. The $3000-$3100 range is a crucial battleground. If there’s a volume breakout above $3300, there’s a chance to push toward $3500, or even test $4000. Conversely, if volume breaks down below $3000, the price could retreat to around $2900, and further declines might probe near $2600.
On-chain data also shows positive signals. After a period of decline, Ethereum’s active addresses have rebounded and are now stable above 400,000. History suggests that increasing active addresses usually indicate growing real demand. Additionally, DeFi and staking activities are heating up, making Ethereum’s medium-term trend worth paying more attention to. However, for short-term trading, risk awareness should always be a priority.