$ETH Rebound Attempt From Key Support — Bulls Looking For Recovery Move
Trade Setup: Long
Entry Zone: 1,738 - 1,745
SL: 1,728
TP1: 1,760
TP2: 1,780
TP3: 1,805
$ETH is showing signs of stabilization after a sharp sell-off into support. Buyers are defending the lower range, and a sustained hold above current levels could trigger a recovery toward the nearest resistance zones.
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Use maximum 20x leverage and move SL to entry as soon as the trade goes in profit.
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