ETH's current sideways consolidation trend exactly matches the typical characteristics of Wave 4. The micro support levels remain stable, and the probability of continuing to push higher in the short term is still quite high. From a wave structure perspective, within this critical consolidation zone, as long as the support levels are not effectively broken, there is still room for the upward trend to continue. Market patience often pays off with the next opportunity.
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AirdropChaser
· 21h ago
Wave 4? Buddy, I only trust the candlestick charts. Whether this sideways movement can break out remains to be seen.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 21h ago
I've experienced the wave theory set before, and in 2018 I was proven wrong just the same. Support levels sound good in theory, but when they break, it happens much faster than expected.
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NullWhisperer
· 22h ago
wave 4 consolidations are neat in theory, but let's be real... support holds until it doesn't. seen too many "this time it's different" takes evaporate overnight ngl
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wrekt_but_learning
· 22h ago
If the support level drops again, I'll clear everything. I can't figure out how this wave will go.
ETH's current sideways consolidation trend exactly matches the typical characteristics of Wave 4. The micro support levels remain stable, and the probability of continuing to push higher in the short term is still quite high. From a wave structure perspective, within this critical consolidation zone, as long as the support levels are not effectively broken, there is still room for the upward trend to continue. Market patience often pays off with the next opportunity.