$ETH SHORT called in my Telegram on Oct 7 at $2,586.51. It's at $2,537.90 right now (+1.88% in the call's direction). The call went out at 4:00 PM Dhaka time (UTC+6), and the chart marks that exact spot. After the call, price has swung between $2,527.03 and $2,597.83. Why it moved BlackRock's ETHA did most of the selling on Oct 7, about $116M of the $160.9M that left spot Ether ETFs. The day before was $201.9M out, while Bitcoin funds were actually taking money in. Leverage made it worse, with roughly $102M of ETH futures wiped out in a day. Support sits at $2,548, then the 50-day EMA around $2,503, and bulls need $2,636 to $2,647 back before the trend flips. Macro is the wild card. Oil and yields are rising on US-Iran tension, and the thing that could break this short is a de-escalation or a softer Fed tone. Right now it trades around $2,537.90 on KuCoin, Coinbase and Kraken, with the exchanges within 0.1% of each other. What I'm watching next Above: the call price at $2,586.51, then the 7-day high at $2,776.30. Below price: the 24h low at $2,527.03. Risk first The call used 50x. At that leverage a move of roughly 2% the other way can liquidate a position. That is very high risk and not something to copy blindly. Treat it as one call, not a guarantee. Calls fail too. Still watching from the sidelines? Every move in this post was there for anyone looking early. Stop reading recaps after the pump. Join before it's too late: t.me/+Z3NwL0DSnmk0ZjI0