ETH 4H Analysis | Day 4🥳 Hey everyone! Hope you’re doing great! Welcome to SatoshiFrame channel .
✨ Today we’re diving into the 4-Hour Ethereum analysis. Stay tuned and follow along!
👀 Ethereum, the best and largest altcoin in our market, has also broken its descending trendline just like Bitcoin, and the long position scenario we discussed earlier has pretty much played out — I hope you took advantage of it.
🔍 After breaking through its previous resistances, Ethereum is now facing a new resistance area where some sellers have stepped in and some buyers are taking profits. There’s a possibility of a short-term pause in price movement. This zone has created a trigger for us, and the next, more logical long triggers for Ethereum are at $4,252 and $4,723. A breakout above these levels could kick off a strong upward move.
🧮 Looking at the RSI oscillator, it’s approaching the 70 zone but has been rejected near that level. For a confirmed breakout above $4,078, RSI needs to enter the overbought region. There’s also a support zone around 50, which could act as a rebound area for oscillatory movement. Right now, RSI has two key zones — 50 and 70 — that define its structure.
🕯 Notice the Ethereum volume behavior: to break through both static and dynamic resistance zones, the volume increased — this happened because a large number of sell orders were stacked in that area, and those orders needed to be filled before price could move upward smoothly. After that breakout, buying volume started to decline slightly, meaning both price and volume are now resting. For Ethereum to break this resistance zone, we either need sell orders to be absorbed or short positions to get squeezed by trapped traders.
🧠 We can outline a few possible scenarios for Ethereum’s position — some of them might be slightly more complex to manage:
🟢 Long Position Scenario 1
We need patience and a price cooldown. Wait for Ethereum to touch its nearest support zone, then rise with increasing volume. If during this move we see setup candles along with a resistance breakout, we can enter the position with a tight stop size.
🟢 Long Position Scenario 2
We can use an order-book stop-buy setup at Ethereum’s resistance and place a wider stop to catch any breakout spike. This allows participation in a potential price surge and can yield solid profit — though these setups usually take longer to reach an ideal risk-to-reward ratio.
🟢 Long Position Scenario 3
This one’s less likely but still worth noting: Ethereum could break its resistance with rising volume, then pull back to retest that same resistance (now turned support). Afterward, if we see volume increase, setup candles, and a confirmed pullback breakout, we can enter with a small stop size.
🔴 Short Position Scenario
A short setup would only make sense if the micro-buyer zone fails, accompanied by heavy whale candles, strong selling pressure, and an overall market crash.
❤️ Disclaimer : This analysis is purely based on my personal opinion and I only trade if the stated triggers are activated .
