The analysis assumes a breakout above the resistance area. However, if market sentiment weakens, sellers might defend this level aggressively, leading to a rejection and price reversal.
2. Liquidity Grab and Fake Breakout:
Instead of a clean breakout, price could exhibit a false move above resistance to trigger stop-losses before reversing sharply downward.
3. Support Might Not Hold:
The identified support area assumes bullish strength, but if macroeconomic factors or market conditions worsen, ETH could break below support and trend lower.
4. Trendline Trap:
The projected price movement suggests a higher high formation. However, if institutional traders manipulate price action, we might see a deeper retracement before any actual bullish continuation
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