$ETH is acting too clean… and clean charts usually trap the loudest traders. 👀🔥
The bounce looks strong.
The candles look confident.
The crowd is getting comfortable.
But ETH is moving straight into the zone where I’d rather sell strength than buy excitement.
That red area around $1,800–$1,850 is the level I’m watching. If ETH taps that zone and fails, I think the move down toward the lower box can get aggressive.
I’m not posting after the drop.
I’m posting the plan while everyone is still debating the move.
🔻 $ETH Short Setup
📍 Entry: $1,780 – $1,820
🎯 TP1: $1,700
🎯 TP2: $1,620
🎯 TP3: $1,560
🛑 SL: $1,855
This setup is simple for me:
upper zone is risk, lower zone is reward.
I’ll update this trade publicly — TP or SL. No hiding.
Now I want real traders in the comments:
Where does ETH get rejected from?
$1,800 / $1,820 / $1,850
Drop your level with a reason.
Closest comment gets pinned when I post the update. 🔥
Follow before the result, not after the screenshot.
$ETH
The bounce looks strong.
The candles look confident.
The crowd is getting comfortable.
But ETH is moving straight into the zone where I’d rather sell strength than buy excitement.
That red area around $1,800–$1,850 is the level I’m watching. If ETH taps that zone and fails, I think the move down toward the lower box can get aggressive.
I’m not posting after the drop.
I’m posting the plan while everyone is still debating the move.
🔻 $ETH Short Setup
📍 Entry: $1,780 – $1,820
🎯 TP1: $1,700
🎯 TP2: $1,620
🎯 TP3: $1,560
🛑 SL: $1,855
This setup is simple for me:
upper zone is risk, lower zone is reward.
I’ll update this trade publicly — TP or SL. No hiding.
Now I want real traders in the comments:
Where does ETH get rejected from?
$1,800 / $1,820 / $1,850
Drop your level with a reason.
Closest comment gets pinned when I post the update. 🔥
Follow before the result, not after the screenshot.
$ETH