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The Crash Is DONE — Alt Season Starts NOW!!🔥 The Market Collapsed… But I Told You This Would Happen. Ever since I started this channel, I’ve been saying we needed a liquidity sweep before the real move begins — and we just got it. The market has flushed out the weak hands, and now I’m finally turning bullish. In this video, I break down: -How I predicted the crash and why it was necessary -Why I’m now long and bullish on EVERYTHING -What this means for the next phase: ALT SEASON -Key ICT levels and setups I’m watching for massive opportunities -MAIN TARGET LEVELS This could be the start of the move we’ve been waiting for. Let’s get ready for what’s coming next. ALT SZN IS UPON US #Bitcoin #AltSeason #Crypto #BTC #ETH #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #ICTStrategy
COINBASE:ETHUSDLong
by Trader-Alchemist
ETHUSD 4H: Bears Dominate After Key Breakdown – $4000 Under Test ETHUSD 4H: Bears Dominate After Key Breakdown – $4000 Under Test Chart Overview: On the 4-hour timeframe, Ethereum (ETH/USD) is currently exhibiting a strong bearish trend following a significant reversal from its early October highs. The chart clearly illustrates a shift in market sentiment, with price action now decisively within a descending channel after breaking a previously bullish structure. Recent Price Action: Ethereum experienced a robust rally from its late September lows, forming clear higher highs and higher lows within an ascending green trendline/channel. This bullish momentum propelled ETH towards the 4650 Resistance zone, which proved to be a strong ceiling, leading to a sharp rejection. Following this peak, the market structure shifted. The previously supportive green ascending trendline was decisively broken, indicating a loss of bullish control. Price then struggled around the 4500 Flip Zone, an area that previously acted as both support and resistance, before eventually succumbing to selling pressure. A critical event was the breakdown below the 4200 to 4300 Key Level. This zone, which had served as a pivotal support area during the prior consolidation, has now flipped into a major resistance. Currently, Ethereum is firmly trading within a descending red channel, consistently printing lower highs and lower lows, signifying strong bearish momentum. The present candle shows a significant drop, pushing price down to test the crucial psychological and structural support at $4000. Key Resistance Levels to Watch: 4200 to 4300 Key Level: This is the immediate and most critical resistance overhead. A move back above this zone and a successful retest as support would be the first sign of a potential reversal in momentum. 4500 Flip Zone: If bulls manage to clear the 4200-4300 level, the 4500 Flip Zone will be the next significant hurdle, likely acting as a strong area of contention. 4650 Resistance: The ultimate overhead resistance, where the prior rally topped out. Bulls would need substantial buying pressure to challenge this level again. Key Support Levels to Monitor: With the price currently hovering around $4085 and testing the $4000 mark: $4000: This is the immediate, crucial psychological and structural support level. A bounce from here could indicate short-term relief, while a decisive break below could trigger further downside. 3850 Key Level: Should $4000 fail to hold, the 3850 key level is the next significant structural support. A strong reaction here would be vital for preventing a deeper correction. Outlook & Scenarios: Bearish Scenario: If Ethereum fails to hold the $4000 support level and breaks decisively below it, we can expect a continued move lower towards the 3850 key level. A breakdown below 3850 would signify a deeper correction, potentially opening up the path to further structural supports not immediately visible on this chart. Bullish Scenario: For bulls to regain control, ETH first needs to establish support at or above $4000 and demonstrate a clear rejection of further downside. A sustained push to reclaim the 4200 to 4300 Key Level and a breakout from the descending red trend channel would be strong bullish signals, indicating that the corrective phase might be easing. Conclusion: Ethereum is at a critical juncture on the 4-hour chart, with bears firmly in control and testing the significant $4000 support level. Traders should closely monitor the price action around $4000, as a breakdown could lead to a deeper correction towards the 3850 key level. Conversely, a strong bounce and reclaim of the 4200-4300 Key Level would be necessary for any signs of a bullish recovery. Disclaimer: The information provided in this chart is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Trading and investing involve substantial risk and are not suitable for every investor. You should carefully consider your financial situation and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The creator of this chart does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit and is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of using this information. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Use this information at your own risk. This chart has been created for my own improvement in Trading and Investment Analysis. Please do your own analysis before any investments.
CRYPTO:ETHUSDShort
by ManiMarkets
Start of Altseason and Ethereum's RiseHello friends 👋 I've posted my Ethereum analysis for you ✍️. Given the oversold zone on the RSI 📉 and Ethereum's past history 📜, I predict we will see a significant surge in the next two months 🚀—around 130% 💹, reaching a price of $8,000 USDT for Ethereum 💎. Furthermore, the altcoin season is also expected to happen during this period 🌕. I hope you'll also share your own thoughts about the market in the comments section 💬. 📢 Important Note: This is solely an analysis/prediction, and the responsibility for any trading or investment decisions is entirely your own! ⚠️
BINANCE:ETHUSDLong
by Hosseincryptoorg
20K Awaits: ETH reloading before the next runETH is looking very, very strong — there’s a powerful accumulation globally, and to me, it looks extremely bullish. We’re seeing both higher lows and a squeeze toward the $4,400 level. A breakout could be massive. BUT since the short signals on Bitcoin (wedge + divergence) haven’t played out yet, according to my trading rules, I have no right to even look at longs. Key support zone: $2,000–2,200. We could drop to $1,500, but it’s crucial to hold above $2K. I’m waiting to go long on ETH for the long term — getting the capital ready :) The potential up to $20,000 is on the table — making a 10x wouldn’t be bad at all.
BINANCE:ETHUSDLong
by Juliia
Ethereum's pullback is not yet over.From a technical standpoint, Ethereum’s previous strong upward structure has been notably disrupted amid this pullback. The 1-hour K-line chart shows that after failing to break through the 4,788 high, ETH closed multiple consecutive long-bodied bearish candles. Its price has sequentially breached the MA5, MA20, and MA60 moving averages, marking a reversal in the short-term trend. After the MACD indicator formed a "death cross" at a high level, the fast line has crossed below the zero line and entered the bearish zone. The green bearish momentum bars continue to expand, indicating that the short-term adjustment is not yet complete. Today, Ethereum’s price is struggling to hold above the medium-term moving average. A break below this level could trigger a deeper decline.
BINANCE:ETHUSDShort
by Clarke_analysis
ETHEREUM BULLISH CONTINUATION TOWARDS 42000Ethereum (ETH/USD) Bullish Continuation Towards 4,200 Resistance Ethereum is showing a strong bullish recovery pattern after rebounding from the lower trendline support around the $3,900–$4,000 zone. The chart structure indicates a clear phase transition: 1. Previous Phases: Sell Zone: Initial downward move from overbought levels. Range Zone: Period of consolidation where price accumulated strength. Bull Phase: Breakout from the range with strong bullish candles confirming renewed buying interest. 2. Current Market Behavior: ETH is now trading near $4,130, testing a mid-level resistance area. A slight pullback or minor correction is possible before the next upward move. The eye symbol and curved arrow suggest the market is gathering momentum for another push higher. 3. Key Levels: Support Zone: $3,850 – $4,000 (strong demand area; previous breakout base) Immediate Resistance: $4,200 – $4,250 Major Resistance: $4,300 – upper channel boundary 4. Bullish Scenario: If ETH holds above $4,000 and breaks $4,200, we can expect a continuation toward $4,300+, confirming bullish dominance within the ascending channel. 5. Bearish Risk: A break below $3,950 could invalidate the bullish structure and send ETH back toward $3,800–$3,600 support levels. 📈 Outlook: Ethereum remains bullish in the short term as long as price action stays above $4,000. Traders may look for buying opportunities on dips targeting $4,200–$4,300. Summary: ➡️ Trend: Bullish continuation ➡️ Buy Zone: $4,000–$4,050 ➡️ Targets: $4,200 → $4,300 ➡️ Support: $3,850–$3,950
COINBASE:ETHUSDLong
by Zickey_11
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ETHUSD – Wave 4 Correction Near Completion? Preparing for the FiEthereum (ETHUSD, Log Mode) appears to be completing a Wave 4 corrective structure (W–X–Y) within the broader impulsive cycle from the March lows. Wave 4 found strong support near the 0.5 retracement level around $3,500, aligning with the lower parallel channel of the wave 3 advance. A potential Wave 5 rally could begin once confirmation of reversal is seen, with upside targets projected at: $4,867 (3.618 extension of Wave 1) $7,800–$7,900 (1.272 extension of the macro structure) If ETH breaks below $3,500, it could invalidate this immediate bullish count and suggest a deeper correction. Key Levels: Support: $3,530 / $3,350 Resistance: $4,867 / $7,800 Invalidation: Below $3,500 Watching for signs of a Wave 4 bottom to confirm the start of Wave 5, potentially leading Ethereum into new all-time-high territory in the coming months.
BINANCE:ETHUSDLong
by msezng
ETH/USD: $6,000 at the End of the Cycle in Late 2025?While the debate over the timing of the end of the bullish cycle continues, Ether (ETH) has reached the 26th position worldwide ($540 billion USD) in the ranking of global market capitalizations across all asset classes. For comparison, gold ranks first at $27 trillion USD, and Bitcoin is in 7th place with $2.45 trillion USD. Regarding Bitcoin’s price and the possible dates for the end of the bullish cycle linked to the 2024 halving, I invite you to click on the chart below. You’ll see that the end-of-cycle window lies between October 18 and November 20. But let’s return to the focus of this analysis: Ethereum — specifically the ETH/USD price and a realistic price target for this cycle, taking into account its positive correlation with Bitcoin. In this article, I will rely on chart analysis using weekly and daily timeframes, applying classical charting tools, Elliott Waves, and Fibonacci extension ratios. 1) According to the medium-term chart (Japanese candlesticks, weekly data), the underlying trend remains bullish above the $3,800 support. The chart below shows that ETH/USD’s long-term trend remains bullish as long as the market price holds above a large triangular pattern that broke upward this summer. The primary trend is therefore bullish above the $3,800 support on a weekly closing basis. The first chart below shows ETH/USD weekly Japanese candlesticks: 2) According to Elliott Wave analysis, the final end-of-cycle target could be $6,000 by late 2025. On this Ethereum (ETH/USD) chart, Elliott Wave analysis shows a five-phase bullish structure, with Wave 5 yet to come. After the Wave 4 correction, the market appears to have found a bottom around $3,800 — an area corresponding to the 0.382 retracement of Wave 3. The current recovery suggests the potential start of the fifth impulsive wave. The theoretical target for Wave 5 is around $6,000, corresponding to a 0.618 Fibonacci extension from the bottom of Wave 1 to the top of Wave 3, projected from Wave 4. This level also aligns with a major psychological zone and a classic target for the end of a full bullish cycle. As long as the price stays above $3,800, this remains the most likely technical scenario. The second chart below shows ETH/USD daily Japanese candlesticks: DISCLAIMER: This content is intended for individuals who are familiar with financial markets and instruments and is for information purposes only. The presented idea (including market commentary, market data and observations) is not a work product of any research department of Swissquote or its affiliates. This material is intended to highlight market action and does not constitute investment, legal or tax advice. 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CRYPTO:ETHUSD
by Swissquote
ETH - Inverse H&S #2Yesterday we made a post outlining a potential inverse H&S pattern for ETH if price could hold $4,250. However, with Trump's tariff announcement today that low was broken therefore negating the pattern. Looking at the chart now there is still a potential for a larger H&S to develop if this $1,070 low can hold. So far that is exactly where price wicked to (white line) and so far has held. If we readjust the left shoulder to the first low that was established we could be forming the right shoulder at the exact same level! We have been outline the $1,060-$1,090 level as an EXTREMLY key level for many of our past posts so its important to see how price action develops here. If price can hold this level and rebound, the right shoulder should be completed still giving us a measured breakout of around $6k. Keep in mind, if the low is broken then all eyes will be on if we create a lower low before our last low. If that is the case, refer to our last post outlining that scenario.
CRYPTO:ETHUSD
by VIAQUANT
The Shift from Traditional to Digital-First Strategies1. Understanding Traditional Business Strategies Traditional business strategies are grounded in methods and frameworks that predate the digital era. They rely heavily on physical presence, manual processes, and linear communication channels. Marketing, for example, depended on print media, radio, and television campaigns, often with limited ability to measure effectiveness in real time. Sales relied on in-person interactions and regional reach, while customer service depended largely on call centers and face-to-face interactions. Operationally, traditional strategies emphasized hierarchical decision-making, siloed departments, and slow adoption of new technology. Businesses focused on economies of scale and long-term brand-building through offline channels. While effective in an industrial and pre-digital economy, these strategies often lacked agility, personalization, and responsiveness—traits that modern consumers now demand. 2. Drivers of the Digital Shift Several factors have accelerated the move toward digital-first strategies: a. Technological Advancements The proliferation of internet connectivity, cloud computing, mobile devices, and artificial intelligence has drastically reduced barriers to entry for digital transformation. Businesses can now scale globally with minimal physical infrastructure, automate processes, and leverage data-driven insights to optimize operations. Technologies such as AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics have enabled businesses to predict consumer behavior and personalize experiences at an unprecedented level. b. Changing Consumer Behavior Modern consumers are increasingly digital natives. They expect seamless, omnichannel experiences, instant access to information, and personalized offerings. Platforms like Amazon, Netflix, and Alibaba have set new benchmarks for convenience, speed, and customer engagement. This shift in expectations has pressured businesses to move beyond traditional channels and embrace digital-first models that cater to these demands. c. Competitive Pressure Digital-first companies often enjoy first-mover advantages and operational efficiency. Startups leveraging digital strategies can disrupt established industries with lower costs, faster processes, and innovative business models. Traditional firms that fail to adapt risk losing market share to agile digital competitors. d. Data and Analytics Digital-first strategies allow organizations to harness data for decision-making. Customer insights, operational metrics, and market trends can be analyzed in real time, enabling businesses to be proactive rather than reactive. This data-driven approach supports targeted marketing, dynamic pricing, inventory optimization, and predictive maintenance, all of which are difficult to achieve with traditional strategies. 3. Components of a Digital-First Strategy A successful digital-first strategy is multifaceted, encompassing technology, organizational culture, processes, and customer engagement. Key components include: a. Digital Customer Experience The cornerstone of digital-first strategies is delivering superior customer experiences. This involves creating intuitive websites, mobile apps, chatbots, personalized recommendations, and seamless omnichannel interactions. Digital-first organizations focus on understanding the customer journey at every touchpoint, using data to predict needs and proactively solve problems. b. Agile Operations Digital-first strategies demand operational agility. Companies adopt cloud-based platforms, automation, and real-time analytics to streamline processes. Agile methodologies, such as Scrum and Kanban, enable rapid development, testing, and deployment of products and services. This flexibility allows organizations to respond quickly to market changes, competitor moves, and evolving consumer expectations. c. Data-Driven Decision Making Digital-first companies rely heavily on data to guide their strategies. From marketing campaigns to supply chain management, every decision is informed by data analytics. Machine learning models predict consumer preferences, optimize inventory, and identify emerging market opportunities. This shift from intuition-based to evidence-based decision-making is a hallmark of digital-first strategies. d. Digital Marketing and Social Engagement Traditional marketing campaigns are being replaced by digital strategies that leverage search engines, social media, email, and influencer marketing. Digital-first organizations use sophisticated targeting and retargeting techniques, social listening tools, and performance metrics to maximize return on investment. Engagement is no longer one-way; brands now interact with consumers in real time, building trust and loyalty through personalized communication. e. Integration of Technology in Core Business Digital-first strategies involve integrating technology into the core business model. This can include e-commerce platforms, digital payment systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and AI-powered customer support. The goal is to make technology an enabler of growth, efficiency, and innovation, rather than an afterthought. 4. Benefits of Digital-First Strategies Transitioning to digital-first strategies offers multiple benefits: a. Enhanced Customer Engagement By leveraging digital channels and personalized experiences, companies can build stronger relationships with customers, increasing retention and lifetime value. b. Operational Efficiency Automation, cloud computing, and real-time analytics reduce manual work, minimize errors, and streamline processes, ultimately lowering costs and improving productivity. c. Data-Driven Insights Access to granular data allows companies to identify trends, optimize pricing, forecast demand, and refine marketing strategies, leading to more informed decisions. d. Global Reach Digital platforms enable businesses to reach global audiences without significant physical presence, creating new revenue streams and market opportunities. e. Competitive Advantage Organizations that embrace digital-first strategies can respond faster to market changes, launch innovative products, and stay ahead of competitors in a rapidly evolving landscape. 5. Challenges in Adopting Digital-First Strategies Despite the clear benefits, the transition to digital-first strategies is not without challenges: a. Organizational Resistance Shifting to digital-first requires cultural change. Employees accustomed to traditional methods may resist new processes, technologies, or roles. b. Skill Gaps Digital strategies demand expertise in data analytics, AI, cloud computing, and digital marketing. Organizations must invest in training and talent acquisition to build these capabilities. c. Cybersecurity Risks Digital transformation increases exposure to cyber threats. Companies must implement robust security measures, data protection policies, and regulatory compliance frameworks. d. Integration Complexity Integrating digital tools with legacy systems can be complex, costly, and time-consuming. Poor integration may hinder operations rather than enhance them. e. Continuous Innovation Requirement Digital-first strategies require ongoing innovation. Companies cannot become complacent; they must continuously evaluate technology trends, customer expectations, and competitive dynamics. 6. Case Studies of Successful Digital-First Transitions a. Amazon Amazon exemplifies digital-first strategy. From its inception as an online bookstore to becoming a global e-commerce and cloud computing giant, Amazon leveraged technology to streamline operations, personalize experiences, and scale globally. Its use of AI for recommendations, automated warehouses, and dynamic pricing has redefined customer expectations across industries. b. Starbucks Starbucks has embraced a digital-first approach through its mobile app, loyalty programs, and online ordering systems. By integrating digital channels into the core customer experience, Starbucks has enhanced convenience, increased engagement, and boosted sales. c. Nike Nike transformed its retail strategy by investing in e-commerce platforms, mobile apps, and data analytics. By directly connecting with consumers and leveraging digital marketing, Nike increased customer loyalty and gained actionable insights into buying behavior. 7. Steps to Transition from Traditional to Digital-First Strategies a. Assess Current Capabilities Organizations must begin by evaluating existing processes, technologies, and customer engagement models to identify gaps and opportunities for digital transformation. b. Develop a Clear Vision A digital-first strategy should be aligned with business objectives, outlining how technology will enhance customer experience, operational efficiency, and revenue growth. c. Invest in Technology and Talent Organizations need the right tools, platforms, and skilled workforce to execute digital initiatives effectively. d. Foster a Digital Culture Change management is crucial. Leadership must promote digital literacy, collaboration, agility, and innovation across the organization. e. Measure and Optimize Continuous monitoring of key performance indicators (KPIs), customer feedback, and operational metrics ensures that digital initiatives deliver desired outcomes and adapt to evolving market conditions. 8. Future of Digital-First Strategies The trend toward digital-first strategies will continue to accelerate. Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain, extended reality, and quantum computing will further redefine business models and customer experiences. Companies that embed digital at the core of their strategy will not only survive but thrive, while those that cling to traditional methods risk obsolescence. Conclusion The shift from traditional to digital-first strategies represents a paradigm change in how businesses operate, engage customers, and compete. Driven by technological advancements, changing consumer expectations, and competitive pressures, digital-first approaches offer greater agility, efficiency, and customer-centricity. While the journey is challenging and requires investment in technology, talent, and cultural transformation, the benefits—enhanced customer engagement, operational efficiency, data-driven insights, global reach, and sustained competitive advantage—far outweigh the risks. In an increasingly digital world, businesses that embrace digital-first strategies position themselves for long-term growth, innovation, and resilience.
BINANCE:ETHUSDEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
BTC Trade Idea: Will Support Hold or Is a Reversal Coming? Bitcoin has broken structure to the upside and is showing early bullish signs 🟢. I’m watching closely for a long opportunity if price holds above the current support level and we see a confirmed break of structure from the current low. However ⚠️ — if this level fails to hold and price breaks below the previous low, we could shift bias and look for a short opportunity 🔻. 📊 Not financial advice — for educational purposes only.
BINANCE:ETHUSD
by fxtraderanthony