Ethereum, Technical Analysis – H1
Ethereum, like Bitcoin, remains under strong selling pressure but is currently undergoing a local corrective rebound after bouncing from the key psychological support.
Ethereum, like Bitcoin, remains under strong selling pressure but is currently undergoing a local corrective rebound after bouncing from the key psychological support.
The downside reversal scenario has not yet been activated, although it remains relevant (at least until the most recent high is updated).
The pair is currently realizing a downside trend reversal scenario, with a prospective target in the 1.3430 zone.
Natural gas continues its moderate decline within the bearish structure.
Bitcoin is trading at $60,016, balancing precariously on the edge of a critical psychological threshold.
The pair has confirmed an upward reversal, with bulls eyeing the next resistance zone at 1.1500–1.1510.
Brent crude is trading at $72.86 per barrel, consolidating following a highly volatile 48-hour window.
Natural Gas is preparing for a likely decline, with all necessary prerequisites in place. The price is approaching the key cluster at 3.34–3.35, where it has already shown signs of stalling.
The pair has confirmed a breakdown of the uptrend by trading below the short-term trend line.
The pair is currently working off bullish sentiment gained in the demand zone of 212,800–213,000. The overall upside target is quite ambitious at 215,200.
Gold is currently undergoing an upward technical correction without any clear signs of a new trend or reversal.
Bitcoin continues to exhibit a classic stepped descending structure. The current upward correction lacks any meaningful bullish signals.
The EUR/USD pair is trading at 1.1380, reflecting tight intraday consolidation as institutional desks digest a vital set of macroeconomic indicators and monetary policy signals from both sides of the Atlantic.
Brent crude is trading at $74.35 per barrel, consolidating just below the psychological $75.00 threshold as a volatile 24-hour cycle highlights the intense tug-of-war between structural physical oversupply and immediate geopolitical risk premiums.
Oil remains in a clear and undisputed downtrend. However, an unfilled gap around $84.20 may act as a catalyst for a corrective bounce.