Binance ETHUSDT 30m Trend Prediction

The latest ETHUSDT candlestick and volume structure indicate a continuous decline, with bearish moving average distribution, suggesting short-term rebound momentum is weak. Prices near the lower Bollinger Band show no significant recovery; the MACD dead cross has expanded, and the bearish trend remains dominant. All cycle RSIs have entered the oversold zone, indicating potential for a short-term rebound, but the overall trend has not yet stabilized; therefore, only ultrashort-term swings can be targeted, with higher risk involved. The three KDJ lines are extremely subdued, with the J line breaking below the low, indicating very weak momentum; however, no reversal signals are observed. Combining MACD and moving average systems suggests that the primary short-term trend remains downward, with no significant easing of the decline. The DMI indicator shows a very strong bearish bias; the ADX remains high, indicating a robust trend with highly synchronized momentum, which can easily trigger further inertial downward movements. The support and resistance structure is lacking (only resistance lines are present without effective support). Once breached, inertial decline may occur, with target price levels moving down to 3450-3500. Monitoring is advised to see if the price stabilizes within this range. While the active buy-sell ratio and big account holdings are somewhat bullish, they may represent forced long liquidation or capitulation drives, having not yet reversed the overall trend. Under a strongly bearish trend, attention should be paid to whether volume diminishes with price stabilization or signs of a rebound. Current strategy primarily favors short positions; avoiding contrarian long entries is recommended. Overall assessment suggests that within the next 30 minutes, ETHUSDT is highly likely to continue declining, with a target range of 3450-3500. A bearish approach is recommended, with cautious short-term longs. If volume contracts and indicators recover, opportunities for rebounds or stabilization may then be considered, but current risks remain significant.