Ethereum / TetherUS
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Updated

ETH breakdown is starting

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In the previous post, I already explained why Ethereum looks structurally weak long-term.
Now the chart is starting to confirm it.
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ETH has officially lost the rising support trendline that was holding the entire local bounce structure together.
And this is very important.

Because until now, bulls could still argue: “it’s just consolidation before continuation higher.”
But after the trendline breakdown, the structure changes completely.

📊 What we see now:
• bearish triangle breakdown
• loss of local support
• rejection below MA200D
• lower highs continue forming
• RSI rolling over again
• volume fading during recovery attempts
This is classic continuation behavior inside a bear market.

The entire move from April now increasingly looks like:
→ short squeeze
→ relief rally
→ distribution before continuation lower
Not the beginning of a new bull cycle.

💡 The biggest problem for ETH right now

There is simply no aggressive buyer.
Every rally gets sold almost immediately.
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And notice how weak the bounce became near the $2400–2500 zone. That level acted as major resistance again.
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Meanwhile:
• BTC dominance remains high
• liquidity conditions worsen
• yields continue rising
• capital rotates into stronger assets
This creates a very dangerous environment for weak altcoins.

📌 Technically, ETH now risks opening the path toward:
• $1900 support zone first
• then potentially → $1500
• and under full panic conditions even lower liquidity zones become realistic
Especially if BTC loses strength too.

At this point, ETH no longer trades like a market leader.
It trades like a weak high-beta asset inside a late-stage bear market rally.

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