Ethereum has experienced a rapid decline over the past few days, and most of the long positions have been wiped out. After the short-term plunge, the bears haven't yet had the chance to fully build their positions, and the market is in a delicate balance.
From a Fibonacci retracement perspective, using the recent low of 2620 as a reference point, the current price is oscillating within a key zone. Of particular interest is the 55th trading day, where the 0.786 retracement level may become a potential turning point. Coupled with a 1.25x extension in the time cycle, this is indeed a moment to make a directional decision.
Interestingly, the Asian stock markets have surged strongly in the past two days, but on a broader view, the US Nasdaq index has actually been bottoming out for several months. There is a certain correlation across global capital markets, and I tend to believe that the next wave of market movement will be accompanied by a rally in the stock markets.
The rapid decline in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins in this round is essentially a clearing process—liquidations have been completed, making room for the subsequent bullish wave. The logic of making money in the crypto space is like this: not everyone can be comfortable; some must be cleared out. Once the chips are fully transferred to the patient holders, the next upward trend may truly begin.
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RatioHunter
· 6h ago
It's the same old story of clearing the scene... talking as if it's real. Let me see what's left in my wallet.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 10h ago
It's another story of stop-loss sweeping. Is it always so exciting? Why do I always end up being the one swept out? Absolutely incredible.
The 0.786 level sounds quite critical, but to be honest, I've been fooled too many times. Good-looking numbers don't necessarily mean a rebound.
The logic of clearing the market is sound, but the problem is, who can be sure they're the last bag-holder or the one eliminated halfway through? It's tough.
Can the US stock market bottom out over a few months really drive the crypto market up? Let's see first. Anyway, I don't have much to lose now, haha.
It just feels like gambling—betting on time, betting on mentality, purely relying on luck.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 10h ago
I've heard too many theories about clearing the market. Every time, they say they want to give the longs some room, but what happens? They just keep pushing the price down.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 10h ago
Clearing out again? Those who can't enjoy it to the fullest have to leave. This is the rule of the crypto world.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 10h ago
Just clear the area, anyway I'm not the one getting liquidated. The key is whether that 0.786 can hold, and I need to keep a close eye on the 55-day cycle point.
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DeFiChef
· 10h ago
Clearing the field means clearing the field; those who get liquidated are basically out. This wave really depends on the stock market's mood.
Ethereum has experienced a rapid decline over the past few days, and most of the long positions have been wiped out. After the short-term plunge, the bears haven't yet had the chance to fully build their positions, and the market is in a delicate balance.
From a Fibonacci retracement perspective, using the recent low of 2620 as a reference point, the current price is oscillating within a key zone. Of particular interest is the 55th trading day, where the 0.786 retracement level may become a potential turning point. Coupled with a 1.25x extension in the time cycle, this is indeed a moment to make a directional decision.
Interestingly, the Asian stock markets have surged strongly in the past two days, but on a broader view, the US Nasdaq index has actually been bottoming out for several months. There is a certain correlation across global capital markets, and I tend to believe that the next wave of market movement will be accompanied by a rally in the stock markets.
The rapid decline in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins in this round is essentially a clearing process—liquidations have been completed, making room for the subsequent bullish wave. The logic of making money in the crypto space is like this: not everyone can be comfortable; some must be cleared out. Once the chips are fully transferred to the patient holders, the next upward trend may truly begin.