Price started dropping right after the distribution phase, and sellers stayed strong on every small bounce. The downside momentum increased exactly as expected, and liquidity kept getting taken out lower without any strong buyer reaction. If you were in the $RIVER short, this is a good zone to lock in profits. The setup played out clean, and the plan executed just the way it was meant to. $RIVER
ETH (Ether) is the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network. It is used for: Paying transaction fees (Gas fees) Running smart contracts Trading and investment Supporting decentralized finance platforms ETH is currently the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization after Bitcoin and remains one of the most actively traded digital assets on Binance. $ETH
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Before guessing the future, let’s acknowledge what already happened. BTC topped around 126k and fell to 60k
That’s a 52% drawdown
$ETH topped near 4950 and fell to 1750 That’s a 65% drawdown
So ETH didn’t just follow $BTC it overreacted by ~1.25x, mainly due to leverage and panic.
That part of the damage is already done. Now the real question isn’t “Can ETH go lower?” It’s from where and under what conditions.
Now assume this scenario:
BTC breaks 60k and grinds down to 48k That’s another 20% downside ETH’s reaction depends entirely on its starting point when this happens.
Scenario 1: ETH has bounced to 2300–2400 before BTC drops
This is the most realistic setup. Using the same ETH/BTC volatility ratio (1.2x–1.3x): 20% BTC drop → 24–26% ETH drop ETH 2400 → 1800 ETH 2300 → 1700
This is not panic. This is controlled fear.
Scenario 2: ETH is already weak near 1900–2000 Now things change.
There’s less buffer. Liquidations start earlier. In this case: ETH likely trades 1500–1400 Quick wicks lower are possible Not because ETH is broken But because leverage gets flushed again
Scenario 3: Full market panic (low probability, high damage)
This needs:- BTC losing 48k fast Bad macro or liquidity shock Only then do we talk about: 1100–1200 wicks
Short-lived, emotional moves Maximum pain, minimum time Important thing most people miss
ETH already did its first panic leg when it hit 1750. Second legs are usually: Slower Less violent More selective That’s why survival matters more than prediction. My honest takeaway ETH below 1500 is possible only if BTC is still falling ETH below 1300 needs real panic, not Twitter fear
Overleveraged traders won’t survive this range Spot holders with patience usually do Markets don’t reward confidence. They reward risk management. If BTC actually goes to 48k, where do you think ETH finds real buyers? 1400, 1200, or lower? I’m reading all serious answers 👇
Look at the long-term picture. Not days. Not weeks. Years. 2009 — $1,096 2010 — $1,420 2011 — $1,564 2012 — $1,675 Then the market went quiet. 2013 — $1,205 2014 — $1,184 2015 — $1,061 2016 — $1,152 2017 — $1,302 2018 — $1,282 📉 Almost a decade of sideways movement. No excitement. No headlines. No crowd. Most investors lost interest. That’s when institutions started accumulating. Then momentum returned. 2019 — $1,517 2020 — $1,898 2021 — $1,829 2022 — $1,823 🔍 Quiet pressure was building. No hype. Just steady positioning. And then the breakout. 2023 — $2,062 2024 — $2,624 2025 — $4,336 $XAU
$SOL is not bullish. It’s trapping impatient traders. $SOL Price stuck near 80, RSI neutral, volume fading. This is not a breakout zone, this is a patience test. Most traders will lose here, not because of direction, but because of overtrading. Be honest, Are you trading the setup $SOL
Začínám optimisticky, protože cena právě vyrazila stop-lossy pod rozsahem a rychle se vrátila zpět. To je obvykle místo, kde skuteční kupci ukazují své karty. Důvod Vidím jasné uchopení likvidity pod nedávným minimem kolem 67,800, následované okamžitým obnovením. Prodejci tlačili silně, nedostali žádné pokračování a momentum se otočilo. Tento typ pohybu často označuje konec krátkodobé korekce. Tržní čtení Čtu to jako zdravou korekci uvnitř větší struktury. Pokles odstranil pozdní dlouhé pozice, zaplnil objednávky od silnějších rukou a cena se nyní stabilizuje nad zónou výběru. Dokud tato základna vydrží, zůstává prostor pro růst.
$HYPE — bounce into supply, sellers still in control. Short $HYPE Entry: 29.8 – 30.5 SL: 32.2 TP1: 27.8 TP2: 25.9 TP3: 23.5 The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play. Trade here. $HYPE
Entry Zone: 2,130 & 2,140 Take Profits: 🎯 TP1: 2,174 🎯 TP2: 2,209 Stop Loss: 2,080 Market View: ETH is respecting a fresh demand zone after the dip, with higher-low formation on lower timeframes. Momentum hints at a continuation move toward the next resistance cluster. $ETH
Entry Zone: 2,130 & 2,140 Take Profits: 🎯 TP1: 2,174 🎯 TP2: 2,209 Stop Loss: 2,080 Market View: ETH is respecting a fresh demand zone after the dip, with higher-low formation on lower timeframes. Momentum hints at a continuation move toward the next resistance cluster. $ETH
Strategist Peter Taylor stated, "For gold, we noted the risk of reaching $5,000/oz given ongoing concerns about the Fed chairman, and that has happened. We also warned of the risk of a 'sharp pullback' for silver, given its propensity to fall sharply." The bank raised its average gold price forecast for the first quarter of 2026 to $4,590/oz from its previous forecast of $4,300/oz, and its estimate for the second quarter increased to $4,300/oz from $4,200/oz. Macquarie also raised its full-year 2026 gold price forecast to $4,323/oz from $4,225/oz. For silver, the bank raised its first-quarter target to $75/oz from $55/oz, and its average forecast for 2026 is now $62/oz from $57/oz. $XAU