Binance ETHUSDT 15m Trend Prediction

ETHUSDT is experiencing a significant weakening in the short-term K-line, wandering near the lower Bollinger Band, with a low Percent B confirming short-term market weakness. The moving average system shows a bearish alignment, with all major moving averages positioned above the price, indicating strong resistance to upward rebounds. The MACD remains in a death cross state with divergence continuing, and the negative values of the indicator are widening, solidifying the bearish trend. The RSI at both short-term and medium-term periods is in oversold territory, suggesting that while there is some rebound demand after the decline, the current selling pressure dominates, and no sign of a trend reversal has appeared. The KDJ indicator shows that the J line is slightly above the K and D lines, but overall still in a oscillating weak zone (40-46), with no clear reversal signals. The DMI minus remains ahead and the ADX is above 25, indicating the trend’s strength is likely to continue. Although the ratio of long to short accounts and the holding ratio of large traders are both well above 1, showing a seemingly bullish capital structure, the active buy/sell ratio is insufficient, and the price continues to decline. This suggests that large traders' holdings might be passive long positions from earlier, not actively bought to drive a short-term rebound. Volume data shows no extreme spikes in recent K-lines, indicating that the short-term movement will likely continue on inertia-driven declines. There are no clear support levels at the moment; close attention should be paid to whether there is substantial demand at the 3540 level. Considering various technical indicators and capital flow performances, the overall projection is that ETHUSDT will maintain a downward trend within the next 15 minutes. If no abnormal buying activity occurs, the target range is around 3540-3570, which serves as a short-term support zone. If volume increases or there is active buying by funds, the short-term rebound possibility should be reassessed. It is not recommended to blindly bottom-fish in the short term; risk control should be prioritized.