#数字资产动态追踪 The market has been sideways for so long, it's definitely time to think about something. The recent thirty-minute trend of $ETH is a classic example of "stuck at the threshold, unable to go in or back out"—in other words, no clear direction.
**How to interpret the technicals?**
MA5 and MA10 are firmly pressing down on the price, with MA30 providing support below. Trading volume has shrunk significantly, now only 37,300, compared to the average (MA5 at 69,300 and MA10 at 104,100), effectively halved. The mismatch between volume and price indicates market hesitation. The MACD fast line has crossed below the slow line, and the histogram has turned green, showing that the short-term upward momentum has clearly weakened, but the green bars are not long, suggesting that the bears are not very enthusiastic either.
**What do on-chain data reveal?**
Since the Fusaka upgrade in early December, there have been 292,000 new addresses daily, a 110% year-over-year increase, indicating that network activity is recovering. Interestingly, the whale that previously bought 31,000 ETH at high levels in November recently sold off, losing $18 million, and has now moved funds into stablecoins and tokenized gold. At the same time, on-chain data also shows that some funds are gradually accumulating at key levels, indicating some confidence in the support below.
Calmness is often a prelude to a storm. Will this time break through decisively, or will it revisit support levels for validation? The linkage between $BTC and $SOL also needs to be watched.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 1h ago
Both volume and price have died out; this market is just waiting for a signal.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-06 01:31
With such weak trading volume, even the whales are fleeing. It doesn't feel like it's the bottom yet.
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LivermoreJesse
· 01-05 06:32
New Year Wealth Explosion 🤑
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-05 06:20
Whales losing 18 million and still selling off, indicating there's really no confidence in this breakdown. With volume shrinking like this, it will break sooner or later.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-05 06:20
Starting to tell stories again, the giant whale lost 18 million and ran away. What about us?
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QingBaoWangWo
· 01-05 06:18
New Year Wealth Explosion 🤑
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-05 06:17
The market has shrunk to this point, and the whale only ran after losing 18 million. They really deserve it.
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LiquidationKing
· 01-05 05:52
The volume has shrunk so drastically, it seems like no one is here anymore
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The big whale lost 18 million and still keeps selling, I can't hold it together haha
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Stuck here not moving, I'm already sleepy, brother
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MA is firmly pressing down, holding the bottom below, this stance is just waiting for the wind to turn
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The green candles haven't grown much, and the bears are losing momentum, interesting
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Seeing the new addresses increase so rapidly, I always feel like someone is quietly accumulating
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Now it's just waiting and watching, waiting for BTC to give a signal
#数字资产动态追踪 The market has been sideways for so long, it's definitely time to think about something. The recent thirty-minute trend of $ETH is a classic example of "stuck at the threshold, unable to go in or back out"—in other words, no clear direction.
**How to interpret the technicals?**
MA5 and MA10 are firmly pressing down on the price, with MA30 providing support below. Trading volume has shrunk significantly, now only 37,300, compared to the average (MA5 at 69,300 and MA10 at 104,100), effectively halved. The mismatch between volume and price indicates market hesitation. The MACD fast line has crossed below the slow line, and the histogram has turned green, showing that the short-term upward momentum has clearly weakened, but the green bars are not long, suggesting that the bears are not very enthusiastic either.
**What do on-chain data reveal?**
Since the Fusaka upgrade in early December, there have been 292,000 new addresses daily, a 110% year-over-year increase, indicating that network activity is recovering. Interestingly, the whale that previously bought 31,000 ETH at high levels in November recently sold off, losing $18 million, and has now moved funds into stablecoins and tokenized gold. At the same time, on-chain data also shows that some funds are gradually accumulating at key levels, indicating some confidence in the support below.
Calmness is often a prelude to a storm. Will this time break through decisively, or will it revisit support levels for validation? The linkage between $BTC and $SOL also needs to be watched.