$BTC Million-Dollar Plan Is Out! Now Let's Talk About $ETH ... This One Is Very Interesting! 🐱
Like I promised, guys, today I'm covering 5+ altcoin configurations. After sharing my BTC million-dollar plan, ETH is first on my list. Let's see what its data is telling us.
Starting with derivatives, futures CVD is around +1.2M, futures order book delta is +11.8K and overall delta is +6.8K. But spot CVD is still negative near -385K. OI is around 2.4M, and funding has recovered from deeply negative levels. So futures buyers are active, but spot demand is still missing.
The liquidation heatmap shows liquidity above around $2.285K–$2.30K, $2.31K–$2.32K and $2.335K–$2.36K. Below, watch $2.26K–$2.25K, $2.24K–$2.23K and $2.215K–$2.20K.
Now look at spot flow: around -3,984 ETH in 1H, -2,688 ETH in 4H and -30,672 ETH in 1D. Large orders are still showing selling pressure.
Honestly, based on ETH's data, I lean bearish. But as I explained in my BTC plan, the macro picture could support a recovery, so I won't repeat everything here. Check that post if you haven't read it.
BTC recently dropped from $81.9K to around $76.4K. If it recovers, ETH and other major alts can follow. ETH data tells us where the pressure and liquidity zones are, but I'm relying on BTC for direction and to judge how strong ETH's next move could be.
My ETH pullback plan (only if BTC holds up):
Current Entry: $2.25K-$2.26k
Recommended Entry: $2.2K–$2.22K
TP1: $2.30K
TP2: $2.32K
TP3: $2.35K
SL: $2.217K
Confirmation is simple, guys: follow BTC. If BTC weakens, avoid forcing this long. If BTC holds and recovers, I'll be watching the $ETH entry zone.
Don't chase. Let BTC show us the direction first.
Like I promised, guys, today I'm covering 5+ altcoin configurations. After sharing my BTC million-dollar plan, ETH is first on my list. Let's see what its data is telling us.
Starting with derivatives, futures CVD is around +1.2M, futures order book delta is +11.8K and overall delta is +6.8K. But spot CVD is still negative near -385K. OI is around 2.4M, and funding has recovered from deeply negative levels. So futures buyers are active, but spot demand is still missing.
The liquidation heatmap shows liquidity above around $2.285K–$2.30K, $2.31K–$2.32K and $2.335K–$2.36K. Below, watch $2.26K–$2.25K, $2.24K–$2.23K and $2.215K–$2.20K.
Now look at spot flow: around -3,984 ETH in 1H, -2,688 ETH in 4H and -30,672 ETH in 1D. Large orders are still showing selling pressure.
Honestly, based on ETH's data, I lean bearish. But as I explained in my BTC plan, the macro picture could support a recovery, so I won't repeat everything here. Check that post if you haven't read it.
BTC recently dropped from $81.9K to around $76.4K. If it recovers, ETH and other major alts can follow. ETH data tells us where the pressure and liquidity zones are, but I'm relying on BTC for direction and to judge how strong ETH's next move could be.
My ETH pullback plan (only if BTC holds up):
Current Entry: $2.25K-$2.26k
Recommended Entry: $2.2K–$2.22K
TP1: $2.30K
TP2: $2.32K
TP3: $2.35K
SL: $2.217K
Confirmation is simple, guys: follow BTC. If BTC weakens, avoid forcing this long. If BTC holds and recovers, I'll be watching the $ETH entry zone.
Don't chase. Let BTC show us the direction first.
