Ethereum / TetherUSEthereum / TetherUSBINANCE:ETHUSDTfereydoon1199Hello dear followers, In this weekly Ethereum analysis, the chart structure suggests that price still has potential to move toward **monthly liquidity**. We previously analyzed Ethereum, and the market has followed our outlined scenario closely. After the **major high was hunted**, Ethereum was unable to extend the move higher as expected. As Bitcoin began its corrective phase, Ethereum also turned bearish and moved in alignment with the broader market. **Why did this happen?** Because there is a significant **imbalance (inefficiency)** on the lower portion of the chart—within the zone I have highlighted. Markets often tend to revisit such areas to rebalance price action before a more sustained directional move resumes. Primary Scenario The core scenario is that once Ethereum reaches: - the weekly overflow , or monthly liquidity sweep and then prints **clear bullish confirmations**, it can transition back into an upward trend. If this scenario plays out, longer-term targets may remain substantial, and levels **above $10,000** can still be considered as a long-term thesis. However, this time the advance is more likely to be **more gradual, structured, and less driven by emotion** compared to prior cycles. --- Current Focus For now, our focus remains on the **bearish continuation scenario**, namely a move toward: - a **monthly liquidity hunt**, or - the **weekly extreme order block** within the structure. Once price reaches these areas and the required confirmations appear, the conditions for evaluating an entry will become materially clearer. I will share updates and confirmations with you as soon as they are available. --- Risk Management This content is provided for **educational and informational purposes only** and does not constitute **financial advice** or a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Trading and investing involve risk, and outcomes are never guaranteed. Always conduct your own analysis, use prudent **position sizing**, define invalidation levels in advance (e.g., **stop-loss**), and only risk capital you can afford to lose. Thank you for your support, Arash | Retail Trader, Wall Street**