#ETH Current price around 2368; could rise to 2450
Market speculation is intensifying ahead of the Fed decision. ETH spot ETFs continue to see net outflows, and institutions are prioritizing reducing their ETH exposure during rebounds, creating greater selling pressure than for BTC. ETH is more volatile: when the broader market rallies, it can easily outperform BTC, but if the market turns, its pullback can also be deeper. For now, funds are watching for hawkish or dovish signals from the Fed, with no major active buying of Ethereum.
Key price levels
Short-term support: 2342; strong support: 2310
Short-term resistance: 2395; strong resistance above: 2425
Three possible scenarios
Bullish
BTC holds above 81100, funds flow back into altcoins, and ETH breaks above 2395 on increased volume, testing 2425. This depends on the Fed giving a dovish signal and ETF outflows pausing.
Sideways
ETH moves back and forth between 2342 and 2395. Before the news is out, disagreement between bulls and bears may intensify. ETF selling pressure could cap any rebound, so avoid chasing prices within the range and wait to see how price behaves when it retests support.
Bearish
If ETH breaks below 2342 and fails to recover, the market will weaken, with a further retest of 2310. If 2310 gives way, this rebound is over, and ETH may follow the broader market into a deep correction.
What to watch
ETH amplifies BTC’s moves, so prioritize watching BTC’s strength. Also monitor real-time ETF flows: as long as there are continued large redemptions, the upside for any rebound will be limited. Also watch whether DeFi activity and on-chain gas fees recover in tandem to help gauge sentiment across altcoins.
✅ Strictly follow weekly trading rules
✅ Set your stop-loss before entering a trade; never move it lower
✅ Hold trades for no more than 7 days; close them when time is up, regardless of profit or loss
✅ Do not add to losing positions to lower your average cost. Stop trading immediately if daily losses reach the threshold. #行情推演压力位支撑位
Market speculation is intensifying ahead of the Fed decision. ETH spot ETFs continue to see net outflows, and institutions are prioritizing reducing their ETH exposure during rebounds, creating greater selling pressure than for BTC. ETH is more volatile: when the broader market rallies, it can easily outperform BTC, but if the market turns, its pullback can also be deeper. For now, funds are watching for hawkish or dovish signals from the Fed, with no major active buying of Ethereum.
Key price levels
Short-term support: 2342; strong support: 2310
Short-term resistance: 2395; strong resistance above: 2425
Three possible scenarios
Bullish
BTC holds above 81100, funds flow back into altcoins, and ETH breaks above 2395 on increased volume, testing 2425. This depends on the Fed giving a dovish signal and ETF outflows pausing.
Sideways
ETH moves back and forth between 2342 and 2395. Before the news is out, disagreement between bulls and bears may intensify. ETF selling pressure could cap any rebound, so avoid chasing prices within the range and wait to see how price behaves when it retests support.
Bearish
If ETH breaks below 2342 and fails to recover, the market will weaken, with a further retest of 2310. If 2310 gives way, this rebound is over, and ETH may follow the broader market into a deep correction.
What to watch
ETH amplifies BTC’s moves, so prioritize watching BTC’s strength. Also monitor real-time ETF flows: as long as there are continued large redemptions, the upside for any rebound will be limited. Also watch whether DeFi activity and on-chain gas fees recover in tandem to help gauge sentiment across altcoins.
✅ Strictly follow weekly trading rules
✅ Set your stop-loss before entering a trade; never move it lower
✅ Hold trades for no more than 7 days; close them when time is up, regardless of profit or loss
✅ Do not add to losing positions to lower your average cost. Stop trading immediately if daily losses reach the threshold. #行情推演压力位支撑位
