Binance ETHUSDT 4h Trend Prediction

The current ETHUSDT candlestick is in an extremely strong selling pressure state, breaking below all major moving averages within 4 hours and moving near the lower Bollinger Band, indicating an extremely bearish technical structure. The MACD indicator has expanded significantly downward, with a complete death cross, showing that the market still has a strong desire to sell off. At the same time, RSI has fallen into an extreme oversold zone, but no strong rebound signal has yet appeared. Overall, the market is firmly controlled by bears. Although the J value of KDJ has slightly rebounded, both K and D remain in weak zones, reflecting that the downward trend has not changed. The negative DMI is very strong and ADX remains high, indicating a trending decline rather than mere consolidation. If support level S1 (3822) is effectively broken, it is highly likely to further decline towards S2 (3542). The rebound space is limited by resistance from MA5 and MA10, with only short-term resistance near 3890-4060. The rebound potential is limited. Large institutional long positions are extremely bullish, so a short-term rebound may occur at any moment. However, such rebounds are mainly fleeting retracements after extreme overselling, not a reversal of the trend. If support levels are continuously broken and rebounds lack volume, a waterfall decline is highly probable. Based on K-line patterns, mainstream indicators, and major fund structures, it is predicted that ETH will continue to face pressure and decline over the next 4 hours. It is advisable to wait for stabilization or a volume-increasing bullish candlestick before attempting a low buy. Do not buy against the trend. For aggressive short positions, the profit-taking range is recommended between 3540-3820. In cases of extreme overselling with an unexpected large rebound, watch for the resistance zone at 3820-4060. Prioritizing capital safety and risk control, if the price breaks below 3540, caution is advised regarding accelerated decline risks, and strict stop-loss measures are recommended.