Take a look at the daily chart: ETH has been stuck in a range of roughly $2,350 to $2,800 for several weeks now. The price has just dipped below the lower boundary of the range, shaking out weak hands right at support. Classic spring behavior: sweep the lows, lure in sellers who are late to the move, and push the price back above the level.
Big money isn’t selling here—it’s quietly building a position while retail investors lose patience.
A move back above $2,350, a close above the midpoint of the range at around $2,580, and a breakout above $2,800 would open the way to $3,450.
🔥 $KERNEL is delivering a powerful surge: +5.64% in 5 minutes!
The price jumped to 0.0578, and the momentum is becoming increasingly aggressive. It looks like the bears are being actively squeezed out of the market.
At times like these, the main thing is not to give in to emotions and FOMO. Going all in right at the candle’s peak is the fastest way to get caught in a loss on the pullback.
What do you usually look at first when there’s such a sharp move: do you simply watch the price rise, or check the volume first?
The local bounce fizzled out, and the price was rejected by resistance again. In the current situation, the bias is shifting in favor of selling. Risk is elevated
Yesterday’s sell-off gave way to a slight bounce—a classic squeeze of impatient shorts who jumped in at the very bottom with high leverage. Locally, we could reach the $82–83k range, but this is more likely a correction within the downtrend.
The main scenario remains unchanged: a resumption of selling and consolidation around the next support.
If the project really reaches this target, holders will make a massive profit 💸🔥 But breaking through to that level will require huge trading volumes and a powerful pump. Are we getting in before the takeoff, or waiting for a pullback? 🤔📈
BREAKING: WILL THERE BE A SECOND “BLACK MONDAY” TODAY?
The market’s in a panic again, and the feed is flooded with posts about a brutal crash. Everyone’s freaking out about 1987 happening all over again. $BTC 🔥 What was “Black Monday,” and why is everyone freaking out? On October 19, 1987, the market straight-up plunged into the abyss — the Dow Jones fell 22.6% IN A SINGLE DAY. It was the biggest blow in history, as computers started panic-selling everything and triggered a chain reaction.
$PEPE TO $1: DREAM OR DELUSION? LET’S LOOK AT THE REALITY 🚀💰
People are hyping $PEPE to $1 again. Let’s be realistic: with a supply of 420 trillion coins, that price would imply a market cap larger than the entire global economy. That’s mathematically impossible. 📉❌ But does the coin have growth potential? Yes, and it’s definitely got potential! $PEPE is one of the major meme coins, with enormous liquidity. In a bull market, it could easily hit new all-time highs and deliver impressive returns. But it’s important to remember: this is speculation, not a project with strong fundamentals. 📈🔥
🔥 GETTING READY FOR A WIPEOUT? BITCOIN IS BEING SQUEEZED $BTC
The market has already been swept clean below, and the stops have been taken out. Now all the juicy liquidity and the big liquidation pool have gathered around $84,000–$87,000.
If the market maker follows the textbook playbook, the next impulse will send $BTC straight to $90,000. Watching the reaction. ⚡️