ETH: Why the 1,845 Support Breakout Short Is FlawedEthereum / TetherUS PERPETUAL CONTRACTBINANCE:ETHUSDT.Pkiv1nThe 1,850 support break made a 1,845 short with 1,821 TP and 1,857 SL look straightforward to me. Then I found the entry was selling into overlapping support, so I reconstructed the entire trade. The flaw was in the trade construction, not the bearish thesis. At 1,845, I would be selling after price had already pushed into overlapping 4h and 1h support, while the 4h trend was still up and the 1h trend sideways. I shifted the entry to 1,885, inside the fresh 15m bearish FVG at 1,880.63-1,885.44 and at the top of the 1h 1,875.98-1,885 resistance zone. That lets me sell a retracement instead of chasing a downside extension. For take-profit, I changed 1,821 to 1,855.90. It sits 0.08 above the 4h support ceiling at 1,855.82 and 1.39 above the 1h support ceiling at 1,854.51, so I can bank profit before the nearest support confluence. I raised the stop from 1,857 to 1,899. It sits above the 15m bearish OB, the 1,897.30 structural high, and 1,898.50 resistance, so a stop-out would invalidate my local bearish retracement thesis rather than just test the entry zone. The original setup offered 1:2 R. My revised setup has 14 points of risk and 29.10 points of reward, giving 1:2.08 R. I preserve the asymmetric profile while targeting before nearby support and placing the stop beyond structural invalidation.