#ETHWipes1.1BShorts

ETH is holding around the $2,400 mark after briefly slipping below it and quickly recovering, keeping bulls and bears locked in a close fight. RSI reached an extreme 94, triggering some profit-taking. Continued ETF inflows are offering support through institutional demand. The short-squeeze momentum is cooling, reducing immediate buying pressure. #BTC77KFlowTest #Gold4600VsBonds #SamsungPayoutUpTo80B

🔥 ETF FLOWS ARE BACKING THE MOVE $BTC holding near $77K and $ETH above $2.4K is notable—but the bigger signal is institutional demand. On Aug. 20, spot $BTC ETFs saw roughly $606M in inflows, while $ETH ETFs added about $220M. With short liquidations already fueling the rally, the next test is spot demand. Weekend liquidity can be thin, so confirmation matters more than chasing the move. #BTC77KFlowTest #Gold4600VsBonds #SamsungPayoutUpTo80B

$ETH ETH Holds $2,400 – Bulls vs. Bears ETH consolidates around $2,400 after briefly dipping below and bouncing back – a tight battle. Key focal points: · RSI hit 94 extreme overbought – profit-taking kicked in · ETF inflows keep coming – institutional bids provide support · Short squeeze momentum fades – buying pressure eases Levels: $2,400 is the line – hold = $2,450–2,500, break = $2,350, next $2,300. Risk: Overbought conditions linger – pullback risk remains. Stay cautious.

ETF FLOWS ARE CONFIRMING THE RALLY $BTC is around $77K, while $ETH is above $2.4K after a strong weekly move. The key point is that institutional flows are returning: on August 20, spot $BTC ETFs attracted $606M and $ETH ETFs added about $220M. This is no longer a rally driven purely by FOMO. However, after heavy short liquidations, the market needs continued spot demand to sustain momentum. Weekend liquidity can be thinner. Take a break, relax, and let the market confirm its next move.

$ETH weekly surged 34%: is it a real breakout or the last rally? Rising from 1868 to 2533, the weekly chart broke above the upper Bollinger Band, and market sentiment clearly entered a euphoric state. + regulatory marginal easing + ETF capital inflow + short squeeze forcing shorts to cover. Key price levels to watch: • First support: 2300–2350 • Strong support: 2000–2100 • First resistance: 2550–2600 • After holding above 2500, the next target could be 2800–2900

#ETH strong rally, short positions liquidated over $1.1 billion Latest objective data $ETH strong rally, 24h short liquidations exceed $1.1 billion; current price $2470, resistance at $2600, support at $2280. ETH-ETF continues to see net inflows, contract funding rates rise, high beta characteristics, price movement tied to BTC $78377 market. Market surface consensus Massive short liquidations, belief that ETH's main rally has . #BTC77KFlowTest #Gold4600VsBonds #SamsungPayoutUpTo80B

This guy went from having almost $24M to just $35 in 12 seconds. A trader called pension-usdt.eth had made around $49 MILLION shorting crypto this year. Yesterday, ETH finally caught him. He was sitting on a 50,000 ETH short when the market ripped higher. His position got liquidated in 5 forced trades. The whole thing took 12 seconds. Nearly $24M gone. And his Hyperliquid account was left with just $35.61.

#ETHWipes1.1BShorts A short squeeze can start a rally. Real buyers are what keep it going. ETH has broken higher, helped by liquidations and steady ETF inflows. The next test is whether fresh demand continues after the leverage resets. Momentum is exciting, but follow-through is what creates lasting trends. Is this only the beginning?

Ethereum Just Broke 2,300 USD Now the Retest Matters Ethereum has just taken another important step higher. $ETH pushed above 2,300 USD and reached roughly 2,360 USD, marking its highest level since May. The breakout is no longer just a recovery from the 1,900 USD area it is becoming a real momentum move. But I’m not chasing the breakout. I’m watching one thing: Can ETH turn 2,300 USD into support? That could determine whether this move has another leg higher. Here’s my setup: → Above 2,390 USD: A clean break of the recent high with strong volume could keep momentum accelerating. → 2,300 USD: This is now the key level. If ETH pulls back, holds 2,300 and starts pushing higher again, the breakout becomes much more convincing. → 2,200–2,250 USD: A deeper pullback into this zone would still leave the broader breakout structure intact, as long as buyers step back in. There’s also an important fundamental signal behind the move. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately 219.5 million USD in net inflows on August 20, with BlackRock’s ETHA accounting for the majority of the inflow. That suggests institutional demand is participating in the move rather than ETH rallying purely on retail speculation. But strong ETF demand doesn't eliminate short-term risk. ETH has already moved aggressively. That means the next trade may not be the breakout itself. It could be the retest. My preferred sequence: Break 2,300 → pullback → 2,300 holds → buyers return → continuation. If that happens, the market gives us confirmation instead of forcing us to guess. If ETH immediately falls back below 2,300, I would become more cautious about chasing the rally. The move is already impressive. Now the market has to prove that 2,300 USD has changed from resistance into support. Would you enter after ETH holds the 2,300 USD retest, or wait for a new high first?

Ethereum Just Broke 2,300 USD Now the Retest Matters Ethereum has just taken another important step higher. $ETH pushed above 2,300 USD and reached roughly 2,360 USD, marking its highest level since May. The breakout is no longer just a recovery from the 1,900 USD area it is becoming a real momentum move. But I’m not chasing the breakout. I’m watching one thing: Can ETH turn 2,300 USD into support? That could determine whether this move has another leg higher. Here’s my setup: → Above 2,390 USD: A clean break of the recent high with strong volume could keep momentum accelerating. → 2,300 USD: This is now the key level. If ETH pulls back, holds 2,300 and starts pushing higher again, the breakout becomes much more convincing. → 2,200–2,250 USD: A deeper pullback into this zone would still leave the broader breakout structure intact, as long as buyers step back in. There’s also an important fundamental signal behind the move. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately 219.5 million USD in net inflows on August 20, with BlackRock’s ETHA accounting for the majority of the inflow. That suggests institutional demand is participating in the move rather than ETH rallying purely on retail speculation. But strong ETF demand doesn't eliminate short-term risk. ETH has already moved aggressively. That means the next trade may not be the breakout itself. It could be the retest. My preferred sequence: Break 2,300 → pullback → 2,300 holds → buyers return → continuation. If that happens, the market gives us confirmation instead of forcing us to guess. If ETH immediately falls back below 2,300, I would become more cautious about chasing the rally. The move is already impressive. Now the market has to prove that 2,300 USD has changed from resistance into support. Would you enter after ETH holds the 2,300 USD retest, or wait for a new high first?​ $ETH #BTCRallyOrSqueeze