Ethereum Dumped $131 Overnight.. So What Did I Do? #shorts
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Marzell CryptoIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 22 Oct 2026, 13:08 UTC
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- 22 Oct 2026, 18:40 UTC
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Ethereum experienced a significant overnight drop of $131, falling back to the $2,400 support level, which it had previously broken on Tuesday. Bitcoin also saw a substantial decline of over $3,000. Despite the broad market downturn, a notable 'whale' has been consistently buying Ethereum, accumulating 8,286 ETH today and a total of $155 million worth in the past 11 days. This suggests a bullish conviction from this specific entity. Previously, a short trade idea on ETHUSDT from CoinGPT targeted a $2,545 level and was $18 short of its target before hitting its stop-loss at $2,326. The current analysis focuses on a retest of a broken 4-hour trendline. If this retest holds, it is considered a bullish signal, indicating that the prior breakout is still valid. The strategy is to hold the long position as long as the price action respects this retested level. The stop-loss has been moved up to $2,275, and a further addition to the position is considered if a daily close above $2,586 occurs.
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