ETH has been dropping continuously, but the real question isn’t “will it survive this month?” The real question is whether the current drop is structural weakness or cyclical pressure.
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Ethereum has survived far worse than a single month of downside. It has gone through multi-year bear markets, regulatory uncertainty, exchange collapses, and massive leverage wipes. A few weeks of selling pressure does not threaten its existence. What matters is why it’s dropping.
Right now, most of the weakness feels liquidity-driven rather than protocol-driven. When macro conditions tighten, leverage unwinds, and risk appetite shrinks, ETH tends to underperform BTC. That’s normal behavior. ETH is higher beta. When markets are defensive, it bleeds faster.
Another factor is positioning. If too many traders were long using leverage or looping strategies, price drops accelerate because collateral gets liquidated. That doesn’t mean the network is failing. It means risk was mismanaged.
Fundamentally, Ethereum still has: • Active development
• Strong DeFi presence
• Institutional integration
• Staking participation
None of that disappears in a month.
From a structural perspective, what I watch is whether ETH is losing long-term higher timeframe support or just resetting after an overheated phase. Markets need pullbacks. Continuous upside without resets is unhealthy.
Emotionally, when an asset drops daily, it feels like collapse. But markets move in waves. Survival isn’t the issue. Structure is.
This is not financial advice. Volatility is part of crypto cycles.
So instead of asking if ETH will survive this month, ask this: Is the current drop breaking long-term structure, or just flushing excess leverage before the next phase?
$BTC
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$BNB
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$TNSR is showing a strong bullish recovery after forming a base around the 0.049 – 0.050 demand zone. Price reversed sharply with high momentum candles and pushed toward the 0.058 – 0.060 resistance area, confirming aggressive buyer participation.
On the 1H timeframe, TNSR created a clear higher low structure following the downtrend, signaling a short-term trend shift. The impulsive breakout above 0.053 – 0.055 invalidated the previous bearish structure. Currently, price is consolidating near 0.057, which suggests healthy continuation behavior rather than weakness.
As long as TNSR holds above the 0.053 – 0.054 support zone, the bullish bias remains intact. A clean break above 0.060 can trigger further upside expansion.
For spot traders, this is a recovery-and-continuation setup.
I am bullish on TNSR in spot and expecting further upside.
Targets:
TP1: 0.062
TP2: 0.068
TP3: 0.075+
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📊 XRP/USDT – 4H Analysis
XRP recently made a strong impulsive rally toward the 1.67 resistance, followed by a healthy corrective pullback.
Price is now stabilizing above the 1.45–1.48 demand zone, forming a higher low structure, which keeps the bullish trend intact.
RSI is holding above the 50 midline, indicating neutral-to-bullish momentum, while MACD is cooling off after expansion typical before continuation.
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A brief consolidation or shallow dip into support may occur before the next upside move.
Entry Zone:
1.48 – 1.45 (pullback & demand zone)
Stop Loss:
❌ 1.34 (below major structure support & trend invalidation)
🎯 TP1: 1.52
🎯 TP2: 1.55
🎯 TP3: 1.60
🎯 TP4 (extension): 1.65+
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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This analysis is for educational purposes only. Crypto markets are highly volatile always use proper risk management and trade at your own risk.
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