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I have been watching the 5-minute trend of Ethereum earlier. In this wave of sharp rise and fall, there are indeed many details that can be exploited. Today, I will share what I have observed.
**Current Market Situation**
Ethereum initially surged quickly to reach a short-term high of 3038.42, then continued to decline. Now, the price is fluctuating around 3030. From the Bollinger Bands perspective, it’s more intuitive——the price has been smashing from the upper band down to the middle band (3028.49), indicating that the previous bullish momentum has been almost exhausted, and the short-term is entering a typical consolidation phase.
**What the Indicators Are Saying**
Pay special attention to the MACD details here. Although DIF is still above DEA, the gap between the two is narrowing, and the histogram has shifted from expanding to contracting. More importantly——during this retracement, the trading volume actually increased, indicating significant selling pressure exiting the market. In the short term, it’s likely to continue grinding sideways.
**Remember These Two Levels**
Resistance is in the 3035-3038 range, which is the previous high combined with the upper Bollinger Band. The bulls previously hit a snag here, and going higher will likely face resistance again. Support is at 3020-3022, which is at the lower Bollinger Band. If broken, it may retest the previous support around 3010.
**How to Trade**
For short-term trading, wait for a rebound to 3035-3038 to enter short positions, with a stop-loss above 3040. The goal is to profit from the consolidation and subsequent decline. The logic for going long is the opposite: wait for a correction to 3020-3022, with a stop-loss below 3018, aiming to catch a rebound in the sideways movement.
Band traders should not overcomplicate things; the fluctuations on the 5-minute level are essentially minor noise. For those already holding medium-term longs, move your stop-loss up to 3015; if it breaks below, exit. If you haven’t opened a position yet, don’t rush to bottom-fish. Wait until the hourly trend is clearer before acting—this is the safer approach.
Ultimately, the market isn’t that complicated. The key is to stick to your levels and not get distracted by short-term volatility.