For the ETH intraday short-term trade at 8:00 AM on April 7th, the market generally shows signs of a sharp rise followed by a pullback, shifting from bullish to bearish. Multiple analyses agree that after a brief upward surge earlier, the current bullish momentum is insufficient, and a correction is likely in the short term.



📊 Key technical levels

Based on the market pattern around 7:55 AM, the current setup is as follows:

· Core direction: Volatile with a slight downward bias, mainly bearish. Rapid pullback after an early spike indicates a clear short-term correction signal.
· First resistance: 2150 - 2160 (Hourly Bollinger middle band and previous support/resistance flip zone).
· Strong resistance: 2186 (4-hour high resistance zone. Area for short liquidation).
· First support: 2090-2088 (Hourly breakout point and round number).
· Critical support: 2050 - 2060 (If broken, the intraday trend is likely to continue down to 2025 and 1997).

📈 Specific trading ideas (for reference only)

Based on the above market pattern, there are mainly two short-term strategies:

1. Rebound to short (main approach): If the price rebounds to around 2150-2160 and encounters resistance, consider a light short position. Target the 2105-2130 range, with a stop-loss above 2180.
2. Low buy at key levels (secondary approach): If the price quickly drops to around 2050-2058 and shows signs of stabilization, consider a short-term rebound trade. Target 2100-2120, with a stop-loss below 2037.
Alternate support levels: 2018 and 1998.

Short-term market changes rapidly, and the larger cycle remains in a wide-range consolidation. Please control your position size carefully and set strict stop-losses.
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