- Ethereum has reached the supply zone we anticipated days ago
- 4H market structure remains bullish, but liquidity is building above
- A sweep higher followed by a potential drop is possible, but not guaranteed
Let’s be real for a second: Ethereum just did exactly what we expected a few days ago — it tapped that supply zone we had marked earlier. Clean, precise, almost too good to be true.

But now? Now things get interesting.
Zoom into the 4H chart, and you’ll see what I mean. Structure is clearly printing bullish — higher highs, higher lows — it’s all there. But more than that, a subtle liquidity trendline is starting to show itself.

You know the kind: looks like it’s being respected, but in reality, it’s bait. It’s the kind of setup that whispers, “I’ll be taken… just not yet.”
So What’s Next?
Here’s a scenario I’ve got in mind — and let me be clear, this isn’t a crystal ball prediction, just a map of what could unfold.
We might first see a liquidity hunt to the upside. Price could sweep above those obvious highs sitting like fresh bread on a shelf — tempting and just asking to be grabbed.
After that, we might get a reversal, a drop back down toward that liquidity sitting patiently below.

Classic move, right? It’s like watching the same story play out in different clothes.
But Here’s the Honest Truth…
We don’t have certainty. Not here, not ever. Ethereum can easily flip the script and do something completely unexpected. That’s part of the game.
You plan, prepare, anticipate — but you never assume. These are just scenarios, not guarantees.
I’ve been there before, confident in my zones, and then boom — ETH throws a curveball. So while the setup is there and looks clean, always be ready to adapt. Flexibility is survival.