$ETH is up +5.74% from the Oct 14 low at $2,317.00, now trading at $2,450.03 If you had longed it at the Oct 14 10:00 PM ET low with $100k at 10x, you'd be up +$57,415 right now Why it moved Ether was the market's biggest squeeze. It led all coins with $100.45 million of liquidations over 24 hours, 64% of them shorts, CoinGlass data showed, as TokenPost reported on Oct 20. After the US close it kept going. On KuCoin, ETH held $2,434.81 in the 4:00 PM ET hour, then reached $2,464.99 by 6:00 PM ET as Asia came online, and ETH/BTC lifted to 0.02967. The bigger thesis Price is rising against the flows. Spot ether ETFs lost $103.28 million on Oct 19 while bitcoin funds took in $526.6 million, the widest gap between them since November 2025, TechFlow reported on Oct 20. When funds sell and price still climbs, someone else is absorbing the supply. If ETF selling slows, that pressure flips fast. What I'm watching next Above: $2,464.99, the 6:00 PM ET high, then $2,477.89, the Oct 20 high, then about $2,500, the 20-day EMA, then $2,529.84, the Oct 14 top. Below: $2,445.80, the 7:00 PM ET low, then $2,425.73, then $2,384.16, then the Oct 14 base at $2,317.00. OKX shows about 1.95 long accounts per short and funding is still mild. I share my ETH levels in the Telegram before the crowd notices, so join now and be early. 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