Binance ETHUSDT 2h Trend Prediction

ETHUSDT is currently within the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, with no obvious breakthrough signals, and overall trading volume remains active but not expanded. Technical indicators show short-term KDJ at high levels with weakening momentum, RSI14 and RSI12 exhibit certain overbought pressures but are not above 80, indicating that extreme overbought conditions have not yet arrived, and short-term short positions are of limited significance. After the MACD golden cross, the momentum bars gradually converge, indicating that bullish market driving force is weakening. Regarding moving averages, short-term and medium-term MAs are intertwined, with MA10 and MA20 converging, temporarily not forming new directional signals, supporting price oscillation. On the order book level, active buy-sell ratios are close to 1, but the ratio of long accounts to large-cap holders’ long positions remains above 1, demonstrating that institutional funds tend to be bullish. However, short-term structural divergences are intense, combined with large fluctuation ranges, indicating that the price is unlikely to select a clear direction in the near term. Volatility as measured by ATR, medium-strength DMI, and ADX below 20 also corroborate that there is no strong trending market at present. Overall judgment suggests that the next 2 hours are likely to see a high-level oscillation within the range of 4500-4660. Trading suggestion: Mainly observe, and if the price approaches below 4500, consider short-term longs; 4580-4600 is a neutral holding zone; do not aggressively chase longs unless a clear breakout above 4660 occurs. If the price breaks below 4500, observe short positions towards the S1 zone. Stop-loss recommendations: defensively place long positions below 4450; short positions protect with a stop above 4680. Short-term trading requires caution against increased market volatility causing false signals. Strategies should focus on range trading, patiently waiting for breakout confirmation before adding positions.