Don’t Buy ETH Until You Read This

Ethereum has powered DeFi, NFTs, and dApps for years, but the right timing matters more than hype.

Right now, network growth is slowing and a big chunk of activity has moved to cheaper Layer 2 networks. That’s great for users, but it delays direct demand for ETH.

Whale tracking shows large amounts of ETH moving onto exchanges — often a sign of short‑term selling pressure. Options data points to heavy interest around $4,100–$4,300, with resistance near $4,350 and $4,480. If price breaks above $4,480 and holds, momentum could run. If it loses $4,200, eyes shift to $3,950–$3,800.

Macro conditions are another weight — global markets are still cautious, and ETH isn’t immune.

The better play is to watch for a pullback into strong support before loading up. Rushing in now could mean buying just before a dip.

This is not financial advice. Always verify live data and trade with a plan.