$ETH is now at 2305, up 2.0% over 24 hours. But zooming out, it’s down 2.3% over 7 days and 14.9% over 30 days—a typical short-term bounce within a medium-term downtrend. The daily RSI14 is at 41, not yet in oversold territory, suggesting the downward momentum hasn’t fully run its course. This bounce looks more like a breather for the bears than a reversal signal. The current price is 1.7% above the daily MA7 (2266), but 2.8% below the MA25 (2371) and 2.4% below the MA99 (2362). The moving averages are still bearishly aligned, so bullish momentum is limited in the short term. On the 4-hour chart, the current price is 1.3% above the MA20, and it’s up 1.7% over the past 24 hours. However, 24-hour trading volume is only 0.8 times the average daily volume over the past 7 days. Volume hasn’t followed through, which usually casts doubt on the sustainability of a low-volume bounce.

My personal view: With a coin like $ETH down nearly 15% over 30 days, a short-term bounce can easily be interpreted as “stabilization.” But genuine stabilization requires a high-volume breakout above the medium-term moving-average resistance, and those conditions haven’t come together yet. Where might I be wrong? If liquidity conditions suddenly improve, even a low-volume bounce could develop into a trend reversal—there’s historical precedent for that. And since the RSI hasn’t reached an extreme, it could also be building momentum for a larger-scale reversal. That possibility can’t be ruled out. So at this level (24-hour range: 2226–2314, as of 16:00), it’s better to treat it as a point to watch rather than rush to a conclusion.

The above is just my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.

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