ETH's price action is sending mixed signals right now. On the surface, it looks like a bearish pennant could be forming—the kind of pattern traders watch closely before a potential breakdown. But here's where it gets tricky: price is still holding above the moving average, which typically points to underlying strength. So which way will it break? That's the million-dollar question. Volume is your tell here. If you see volume spike on a downside move, that pennant plays out bearish. Strong volume on the upside? Different story. Either way, pay attention to what the tape is doing over the next few sessions—it'll clarify whether this is a consolidation before the next leg up or a setup for a correction.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 6h ago
This flag is hanging there, it can be broken from top to bottom. Just look at the volume and it's done.
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RetiredMiner
· 18h ago
I can't understand this tangled trend... Let's wait for the volume to speak.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 18h ago
This tug-of-war in the market, I don't quite understand it.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 18h ago
After watching so many times, I still can't understand whether it's going to rise or fall.
NGL, if this flag pattern suddenly surges in the opposite direction, I would just smash my computer.
Volume is the real boss; everything else is fake.
Just waiting for the breakout; these past two days, I've been watching the charts until I go blind.
Mixed signals? Might as well stop looking at the candlesticks altogether, closing my eyes and going all in is so much more comfortable.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 18h ago
This pennant is going to fall... only the volume really matters.
ETH's price action is sending mixed signals right now. On the surface, it looks like a bearish pennant could be forming—the kind of pattern traders watch closely before a potential breakdown. But here's where it gets tricky: price is still holding above the moving average, which typically points to underlying strength. So which way will it break? That's the million-dollar question. Volume is your tell here. If you see volume spike on a downside move, that pennant plays out bearish. Strong volume on the upside? Different story. Either way, pay attention to what the tape is doing over the next few sessions—it'll clarify whether this is a consolidation before the next leg up or a setup for a correction.