ETH/USDT Weekly Chart Breakdown 1. Overview of the Chart The chart is a weekly timeframe for ETH/USDT on Binance. Various technical indicators and tools are used, including: Elliott Wave Analysis (Labelled waves 1 to 5, and corrective waves a, b, c). Support and Resistance Zones. Fibonacci Levels & Supply/Demand Zones. Trendlines & Chart Patterns (e.g., Rising Wedge). Stochastic RSI and Momentum Indicators. Buy and Sell Signals based on multiple confluences. 2. Key Levels & Market Structure Support Zones (Buying Areas) Discount Zone (~$500 - $1200): The blue shaded area represents a significant support region. Strong Low (~$86 - $121): Marked as a potential extreme bearish target, but unlikely unless a black swan event occurs. Equilibrium Zone (~$2000 - $2500): A fair value level where ETH could stabilize before resuming upward. Resistance Zones (Selling Areas) Premium Supply (~$4500 - $5200): Marked as a major selling area. Rising Wedge Breakdown (~$3500 - $4000): ETH has already broken down from this structure. Previous High (~$4800): Strong resistance, as price previously failed to hold. 3. Market Trend & Patterns Elliott Wave Perspective: ETH completed a 5-wave impulsive cycle, followed by a corrective (A)-(B)-(C) pattern. Rising Wedge Breakdown: Suggests a bearish continuation unless ETH finds strong demand at key support. Bearish Divergence in RSI: Indicates weakness in the trend. Fibonacci Discount Zone: ETH could retrace towards $1200 - $1500, aligning with previous cycle lows. 4. Best Buying & Selling Zones Buying Zones (Long Entry) $1500 - $2000: A strong accumulation zone. Price could retest before resuming an uptrend. $1000 - $1200: If ETH dips further, this becomes a high-value buy area. DCA Strategy: Buy in increments rather than one large position. Selling Zones (Short/Mid-Term Exits) $3500 - $4000: If ETH rebounds, this zone is ideal for partial profit-taking. $4500 - $5000: A major resistance; strong selling pressure expected. 5. Risk Management Strategy Position Sizing: Never risk more than 2-5% of your total capital per trade. Stop Loss Placement: If buying at $2000, place SL at $1750. If buying at $1500, SL at $1200. Take Profit (TP) Levels: TP1: $3000 TP2: $3500 TP3: $4500 Hedging Strategy: If holding ETH, consider using futures shorts or stablecoins to mitigate risks.
Long-Term Selling Strategy 📌 Short-Term Take Profit (TP) Targets:
$3000 - $3500 → First take-profit level in case of a relief rally. $4500 - $5000 → Strong historical resistance, ideal for partial profit-taking. 📌 Long-Term TP Targets (2025-2026 Bull Run)
$6000 - $7500 → Based on Fibonacci Extensions. $10,000+ → Psychological level; possible cycle top.
Fibonacci-Based Price Projections Fibonacci extensions are widely used in technical analysis to project price targets after major market corrections.
Using Fibonacci extensions based on ETH's previous cycle:
Fibonacci Level Projected Price Target 1.618 Fib $6500 - $7500 2.0 Fib $9500 - $11,000 2.618 Fib $13,500 - $15,000 3.618 Fib (Extreme Bull Case) $18,000 - $22,000 The most reasonable long-term target is $6500 - $7500 based on 1.618 Fib. A stronger bull market extension could push ETH to $9500 - $11,000. If ETH follows an extreme parabolic move like 2017, $15,000+ is possible. Institutional Adoption & Fundamental Growth
Ethereum’s value is not just speculation—it's supported by fundamental growth: ✅ Ethereum ETFs Coming → Potential spot ETF approval could drive institutional demand. ✅ Layer 2 Scaling (Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync) → More transactions = Higher network value. ✅ Deflationary ETH (EIP-1559) → ETH supply is decreasing over time. ✅ Staking Yield (ETH 2.0) → Staked ETH reduces market supply, increasing scarcity.
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