recent trends in favor of your ETH/USD pair are mixed. The following points provide a basic picture:

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🔍 Technical Construction

Uncertain Market: The market is being stung by the nuclear conflicts (e.g. Israel-Iran). ETH has tested the $2,500 support several times and tried to rally around it.

Bearish Point: Technical indicators (such as SMA crosses and, option expirations) point to a bearish direction. If ETH closes below $2,475, only a downward move to $2,384 is possible.

Bullish/Flag Formation: According to some trading wave flag designers, ETH is in a “flag” consolidation, likely to meet an upward breakout soon.

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📈 Fundamental Construction

Whale Buying: According to a report by Glassnode, large ETH investors are getting active, with the market seeing supportive action.

Buy and Sell Signals: Some web data such as large option expirations and ETH outflows from China (deflation) could give you bearish leverage.

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🧭 Situation Summary

Near-term bearish direction: If ETH closes consistently below the $2,475–$2,500 range, a move below it to $2,380–$2,400 is possible.

Bullish Scenario: However, if the support is ready and a breakout is seen in the technical fabric (e.g. a “bullish flag” or $2,700 breakout), a stop loss from $2,000–$3,000 is also possible.

Full Direction Determination: ETH’s next close (daily close) will be decisive between $2.50 and $2.475.

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✅ Buy or Sell Position

If you are risk averse:

Wait for now, confirm position after confirmation of support or breakout

If you want to be somewhat aggressive:

Small buy (leve or scale in) on repeated tests near $2,500, but with liquidity management below $2,475.

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🔜 Towards the right

A close within $2,475–$2,500 is considered important in the near future.

Market volume and staking, whale activity, geopolitics all decide the breakout.

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