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📊 Ethereum (ETH): traders' focus zone
$ETH

ETH remains one of the most discussed assets.
The price fluctuates in a wide range, and volumes appear near key levels — a sign of active trading.

📈 Currently visible:
• high interest in the L2 ecosystem
• stable network usage
• frequent price impulses

⚠️ Important:
Volatility means uncertainty. Risk control is mandatory.

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✅ $ETH Prediction (13 Nov 2025)

Entry Zone: 3200 – 3400 USD
Buy Confirmation Zone: 3900 USD upar breakout par$ETH
Targets / Exit Zone:
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T1: 4000 USD

T2: 4300 USD

T3: 4500 USD
Stop Loss: 3150 USD
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Here's an explanation of the changes in BTC price and volume and how to interpret their relationship:

What are Price and Volume?

Price: The price of BTC at any given moment is the last traded value. On a chart, it's represented by the open, high, low, and close (OHLC) for a specific time period (e.g., a minute, an hour, a day).
Volume: Volume is the total number of BTC that have been bought and sold within that same period. It is a measure of market activity and liquidity. High volume means many trades are taking place, while low volume indicates less trading activity.

The Core Relationship: Volume Confirms Price

The most crucial concept to understand is that volume is used to confirm price movements. A price change is more significant and reliable when it is accompanied by high trading volume. Conversely, a price change on low volume is considered weak and may not be sustainable.
Here are the four key scenarios you'll see in the market:

1. Price is Rising, Volume is Rising (Bullish)

This is a classic sign of a healthy and strong uptrend. As the price of BTC increases, more and more traders are entering the market to buy, pushing the price higher. The rising volume confirms that there is strong conviction behind the price rally. This suggests that the uptrend is likely to continue.
Interpretation: The upward move is being fueled by genuine buying interest.

2. Price is Rising, Volume is Falling (Weak Bullish)

This is a sign that the uptrend is losing momentum. While the price is still going up, the number of participants willing to buy at higher prices is decreasing. This divergence between price and volume can be a warning signal that the uptrend is weakening and a reversal or a period of consolidation may be approaching.
Interpretation: The buying pressure is fading, and the rally may not last.