$ETH ETH is currently around 2380. Let me explain clearly why I still expect it to fall:

The money flow has shifted: Ethereum spot ETFs have just ended a 10-day streak of inflows, turning to net outflows of $75.94 million yesterday. This is a crucial signal—the institutional money that had been supporting ETH is starting to pull out. If even a 10-day inflow streak can't hold, it suggests institutions are taking profits at these high levels and don't like the short-term outlook.

Technical picture: a weak rebound after a sharp drop. ETH plunged 4.5% in a single day the day before yesterday, then edged up just 0.4% yesterday. That's not a sign of stabilization; it's a pause in the downtrend. ETH has fallen all the way from 2600, leaving a wall of underwater holders overhead. Every time it rebounds to a resistance level, people sell at a loss and push the price down. It simply can't gain ground.

Compared with BTC: ETH is weaker. BTC fell 1.7%, while ETH dropped more than 2%. The ETH/BTC exchange rate has been weakening steadily. When the broader market falls, ETH falls more; when the market rises, ETH gains less. That's a classic sign of a weak asset.

Don't buy the dip now, and don't try to guess the bottom. Weekend liquidity is thin, so sharp wicks will be frequent. Keep leverage low and make sure to use stop-losses. If you want to pinpoint the right entry, let's watch it together in the chatroom.
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