$ETH Big Biscuit is driving the move up—while Ethereum is just waiting? Has this catch-up opportunity arrived?
The market rhythm feels a bit weird.
Big Biscuit bounced from around 83,000, reclaiming and holding above 85,000 again, but Ethereum has been stuck around 2,700, grinding sideways.
At this point, some may start to wonder: Big Biscuit moved, so why hasn’t “brother two” followed?
Actually, from the chart, Ethereum hasn’t turned bad.
Earlier, it pulled back from around 2,780, then dipped to about 2,640 and rebounded quickly—showing that support underneath is still there.
Now the key is watching two zones:
On the upside, focus on 2,720–2,740. If there’s a volume breakout and it holds, there’s a chance to keep pushing toward 2,780–2,800.
On the downside, watch 2,660–2,640. If it holds here, the short-term consolidation structure remains relatively strong; if it breaks, it may continue to retest around 2,600.
The easiest mistake right now is seeing Big Biscuit rise and getting急 to chase Ethereum.
The best opportunities often aren’t the very first bullish candle, but the retest after a breakout.
Big Biscuit has started showing its stance—Ethereum is still waiting.
Next, it’s all about whether “brother two” can break through this suppression and find its own rhythm.
The Ethereum short position near 2,700 from yesterday is already in profit; now it’s just a matter of waiting for the key levels.
$BTC
$ZEC
The market rhythm feels a bit weird.
Big Biscuit bounced from around 83,000, reclaiming and holding above 85,000 again, but Ethereum has been stuck around 2,700, grinding sideways.
At this point, some may start to wonder: Big Biscuit moved, so why hasn’t “brother two” followed?
Actually, from the chart, Ethereum hasn’t turned bad.
Earlier, it pulled back from around 2,780, then dipped to about 2,640 and rebounded quickly—showing that support underneath is still there.
Now the key is watching two zones:
On the upside, focus on 2,720–2,740. If there’s a volume breakout and it holds, there’s a chance to keep pushing toward 2,780–2,800.
On the downside, watch 2,660–2,640. If it holds here, the short-term consolidation structure remains relatively strong; if it breaks, it may continue to retest around 2,600.
The easiest mistake right now is seeing Big Biscuit rise and getting急 to chase Ethereum.
The best opportunities often aren’t the very first bullish candle, but the retest after a breakout.
Big Biscuit has started showing its stance—Ethereum is still waiting.
Next, it’s all about whether “brother two” can break through this suppression and find its own rhythm.
The Ethereum short position near 2,700 from yesterday is already in profit; now it’s just a matter of waiting for the key levels.
$BTC
$ZEC
