$ETH The historic surge in crude oil prices and the epic negative news actually caused a rebound in crypto. I'm betting on it—this is a good opportunity to get on board. Consider shorting with a position of 1994 and a stop loss at 2050. You can try it out. Once the Americans open the market, Nana should be influenced and move accordingly.

Currently, the key support zones for Ethereum (ETH) within the one-hour timeframe are mainly concentrated at: • 1,960-1,970 USDT: This is a strong support area where the one-hour candlestick has repeatedly tested and quickly rebounded over the past two trading days. Trading volume here is relatively high, and large funds have historically absorbed positions, making it a core zone for short-term active buying. • Stronger defense line: 1,940-1,950 USDT. This range served as a stop-loss point during recent extreme downward moves within the one-hour timeframe. If this level is effectively broken, the risk of a unilateral decline will increase. In terms of market performance, ETH currently maintains a short-term bullish arrangement, but signs of a death cross have appeared on the one-hour MACD, and capital participation has slightly decreased. If the candlestick closes below 1,960 USDT continuously, caution should be taken for an accelerated correction risk. It is recommended to monitor the trading volume and capital changes within the above zones, and always set stop-losses and avoid heavy positions on one side. ETH's short-term intraday volatility is quite high. In case of extreme events or large on-chain fund withdrawals, the support levels mentioned above may fail. Do not blindly add to positions. By the way, there is an interesting signal recently—ETH spot whales are engaging in obvious arbitrage activities within the one-hour support zone, but their long positions in futures are decreasing at the same time. This kind of divergence is quite rare. $ETH ‌#Gate2月透明度报告

Looking at the ETH liquidation chart, I want to share a situation with everyone: Currently, ETH is around 1942, and the situation is like this: Below, near 1887, there are 560 million long orders lying there. These traders think very simply—believe that 1900 is a solid bottom and are holding on stubbornly without selling. Above, near 2148, there are 480 million short orders resting. These traders believe the rebound has ended and are waiting to short for profit. This position is quite awkward. If you ask me what the market makers are thinking—if I were a market maker, I’d be pondering this morning: should I first push down to clear out the longs below, or directly push up to trigger a short squeeze? Such situations happen too often. Many times, they first poke down to break the longs at 1880, forcing them to cut losses at the bottom. Then, just when you think it’s going to collapse, they reverse and push it up, running all the way to 2140 to trigger a short squeeze—killing both sides. Let me remind everyone: both long and short positions carry risks now. For those who want to play it safer, either wait near 1880 to go long or wait for a breakout above 1950 to join in. Don’t heavily bet on the direction at this level, as you might get caught on both sides. #ETH #Gate蓝龙虾 $ETH