Academician of the Crypto Industry: 7.31 Ethereum (ETH) is quietly preparing for a breakout during this range-bound grinding; distinguishing critical points between bullish and bearish positions is key. Latest market analysis reference.
Ethereum is currently priced at 1920. After a sharp decline, it has continued to consolidate at the bottom and rebound. When the price rises slightly, people rush to lock in profits; any minor pullback leads to fears of a new round of decline. The current market lacks a clear major trend and frequent range-bound swings often cause stop-losses on both sides, making chasing upward or downward moves the norm for most traders. Many focus only on short-term price action, ignoring major cycle structural support and resistance, blindly opening positions that continually deplete their capital. The market will not conform to everyone’s expectations—surviving in a choppy market requires waiting for definitive opportunities, strictly planning the risk-reward ratio, and not letting short-term intraday volatility disrupt your trading pace.
The daily K-line Fibonacci 78.6% resistance near 2242 remains the key overhead resistance. Currently, the price is holding above the middle Bollinger band around 1879, with multiple EMA lines starting to turn upward, forming bottom support. The MACD is oscillating gently just above the zero line, with bullish momentum being released slowly—there is currently no strong upward drive. On the daily chart, ETH is in a recovery rebound phase after a major drop, with the primary resistance at 1980 above, and the core support at 1870 below. The range-bound pattern is unlikely to break quickly in the short term.
On the four-hour K-line, the price is in the middle of the Bollinger channel, with the upper band at 1945 and the lower band at 1870 constructing a short-term consolidation box. The Fibonacci 38.2% level at 1870 is key support, while the 50% resistance is at 1983. Short-term EMA lines are intertwined and flat, indicating a choppy and tug-of-war market. The MACD's DIF and DEA lines are sticking close together, showing balanced bullish and bearish momentum and a lack of clear short-term direction. The price has repeatedly tested the high at 1982 and fallen back; for the bulls to open up more upside, they must establish themselves above the 1983 resistance level—otherwise, prices will stay in box-range movement.
Short-term reference:
Below, as long as 1880 to 1840 holds, with a stop loss at 1800, the target is 1950 to 1980.
Above, if 1980 to 2020 holds, with a stop loss at 2050, the target is 1930 to 1890.
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