- ETH is nearing a major monthly demand, but liquidity is building below
- A supply zone on H4 might act as a short-term rejection point before any drop
- Scenarios suggest a move down before any significant bullish continuation — but as always, nothing is 100% certain
Let’s start from the weekly timeframe.
Ethereum is hovering near a monthly demand zone, and — surprise, surprise — it’s leaving liquidity right underneath it.
You know what that usually means. When price starts leaving breadcrumbs like this under a major structure, I get that familiar feeling… like something’s about to get swept.
Zooming in to the daily, things get even more interesting. There’s more liquidity stacking up below. You can almost hear the market makers sharpening their knives.
And yes, I think it’ll come down to grab it. Not because I’ve got a crystal ball, but because I’ve seen this dance before.
I remember last summer, same setup on another coin, price just hovered there like it was pretending to be weak — then boom — flushes out the liquidity and only then makes the real move.
But from where?
Let’s talk H4. This is where the story gets juicy. There’s a beautiful supply zone right above us, clean and obvious. Price could push into that area, react strongly, and from there… guess what?
A drop to clean out all that tasty liquidity below.
This isn’t guaranteed. None of it is. Ethereum — like any asset — can decide to move however it wants. These are just scenarios. I’m not here to sell certainty. I’m here to sell patience.
If you’re thinking of jumping in, breathe. Wait. That supply might get tapped first. Let it play out.
Because I’ve been that person who jumps in early, thinking I caught the move. Only to watch it reverse, hit my stop, then continue without me. Fun times.
So yeah — patience wins. Always.
