$ETH OPEN TRADE PLAN: SUPPORT BOUNCE OR RECLAIM—NOT A BLIND BUY

ETH/USDT is around $2,234, drifting just above the $2,200 support area after a volatile week. The former $2,250–$2,260 support is now acting as resistance.

I’m not entering at the current price. I’m waiting for one of two confirmations.

📍 Immediate resistance: $2,250–$2,260
📍 Next resistance: $2,300–$2,330
📍 First support: $2,200–$2,215
📍 Major support: $2,150, then $2,100

✅ Buy setup #1: Support bounce

Watch zone: $2,200–$2,215

Trigger: a visible bounce and reclaim above $2,220

Entry: only after the reclaim holds

Stop: below $2,175

TP1: $2,300

TP2: $2,435

✅ Buy setup #2: Breakout-and-retest

Trigger: a close above $2,260–$2,300

Entry: on a successful retest of the reclaimed zone

Stop: below the retest low / reclaimed zone

TP1: $2,330

TP2: $2,435

❌ No blind buy at $2,234
The first resistance is only about 1% above price, while a structurally safer stop is below $2,175. That does not leave enough room for a 1.5R first target.

⚠️ Risk notes

The broader trend remains down: ETH has made lower highs since late September.

Volume is well below the 30-day average, so buyers have not shown strong participation yet.

Weekend liquidity is thin and can create sharp wicks; use a smaller position size.

A limit order at $2,205 may fill during a flush without a real bounce—wait for the hold.

If $2,195 breaks, the next downside reference is $2,100; do not treat a falling price as a bargain.

Status: active buy-setup watch. No entry until one of the two triggers completes.

Which setup do you prefer: a $2,200–$2,215 bounce, or a reclaim above $2,260–$2,300?

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