#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Ethereum is more than a cryptocurrency—it's a smart contract platform powering DeFi, NFTs, and dApps. Its native token, ETH, is used for gas fees and staking. As the largest altcoin, ETH often follows BTC, but can outperform during altcoin seasons due to its broader utility.
ETH also benefits from:
Ethereum 2.0 upgrades (staking, scalability)
Layer 2 adoption (Arbitrum, Optimism)
Institutional interest in ETH ETFs
ETH Trading Strategy:
1. Trend-Following Strategy (Swing Trade)
Chart: 4H/Daily
Indicators: 50/200 EMA, RSI
Entry: Buy on pullback to support in uptrend (e.g., after a bullish flag or wedge)
Stop-Loss: Below recent swing low or key support
Take-Profit: Prior resistance levels or fib extensions
2. ETH/BTC Rotation Trade
Watch ETH/BTC Pair: If ETH/BTC is rising, ETH is outperforming BTC — a sign altcoin season may be starting.
Entry: Long ETH when ETH/BTC breaks resistance
Exit: As ETH/BTC hits historical resistance or RSI overbought
3. Breakout Strategy
Setup: Wait for ETH to consolidate under major resistance (e.g., round numbers like $3,000).
Entry: Buy breakout on high volume
Stop-Loss: Just below breakout level
Take-Profit: Measure prior range and project upward (measured move)
Key Points:
ETH is both a tech and market play – macro and Ethereum news both matter.
Gas fees impact usage – low fees can spike on-chain activity.
Track ETH/BTC chart – shows strength relative to BTC.
Layer 2 and staking trends – drive long-term demand.