Ethereum is “following BTC down, but not up” today: BTC is down 1.5%, ETH down 3.4%, trading at 2,615–2,620. The daily pivot at 2,633 has turned into resistance. The 1H RSI is oversold at 17.8, but there’s no sign of a wave of dip-buying in the volume.

Key levels:

• Support: 2,600 / 2,567 (Pivot S1) / 2,520

• Resistance: 2,633 (daily pivot) / 2,676 (R1) / 2,720

• Structure: Price is below the 50-period EMA (2,692), so the short-term trend is bearish; the weekly structure is still intact—it’s just leveraged positions that got wiped out first.

• The real issue: If ETH/BTC doesn’t recover, it’ll be hard for ETH to lead a rally on its own. For now, it’s simply “BTC falls, ETH falls further.”

The biggest trap when watching ETH is thinking “it’s fallen so much, time to buy the dip.” The real signals are relative strength, gas, and staking outflows. You can check the latest crypto prices on BiyaPay and compare ETH, BTC, SOL, and UNI side by side to see in a second which DeFi/L1 assets are holding up and which are playing catch-up on the downside.

Strategy:

• Already holding: Don’t sell unless 2,567 breaks; if it closes below 2,560, reduce your position.

• No position: Small position at 2,600–2,620, with a stop-loss at 2,558.

• Bullish confirmation: A 4H close above 2,676 with volume returning points to 2,720.

• Avoid: Chasing above 2,630 or panic-selling below 2,560.

ETH’s medium-term outlook depends on ETFs, L2s, and stablecoins, but macro factors carry the most weight today. If BTC can’t hold 83.3k, ETH could head to 2,567 first. #以太坊 #ETH行情 #加密市场 #BiyaPay #TechnicalAnalysis