Ethereum Keeps Knocking on the Same Floor at $2,410 There’s a point where testing the same support stops feeling like strength and starts feeling like fatigue. 🧱 $ETH lost $2,560, slid to $2,350, bounced, then got rejected at $2,460–$2,480. Now it’s back at $2,404–$2,410, and sellers have had the bigger volume the whole way down. Institutions aren’t stepping in to help either. Spot Ether ETFs lost $319.97 million in the week to Oct. 16, after outflows of $138.02 million and $542.07 million before that. That wiped out the $689.88 million that came in on Sept. 25 and pulled cumulative inflows from $13.94 billion to $12.94 billion. Leverage is making the slide louder. 💥 One trader lost a 3,206 ETH long near $2,355.97, taking a $286,767 hit, plus more partial liquidations on top. One account doesn’t make a market-wide flush, but it shows how fast forced selling can pile onto a weak floor. So I’m watching one candle. A 4-hour close below $2,404 could open the way to $2,350 and then $2,320, while a close above $2,450 on stronger volume would bring $2,480–$2,520 back into view. Until demand returns, I’d treat bounces with a little skepticism. 🧭 #Ethereum #Altcoin Season#