
Bitcoin broke above $82,000 earlier today but has since pulled back toward $80,835 as profit-taking kicks in after a +3.99% move. The 24h high of $82,278 is now acting as clear resistance, with support at $80,617. The RSI(6) at 47.31 suggests neutral momentum — not overbought, not oversold — while the MACD remains negative, signaling that the bullish move is still fragile.
Ethereum is trading around $2,508, up +4.33% on the day. The price is holding above the 5-day EMA ($2,507) and the 20-day EMA ($2,488), with resistance at $2,529 and support at $2,488. The RSI(6) at 61.8 is approaching overbought territory, but still within a healthy bullish range.
Solana saw a strong move today, reaching $105.95 before pulling back to $103.58. The $100 level was briefly tested overnight ($99.91), but buyers stepped in quickly. Support sits at $103.26 — just below the current price — while resistance remains at $105.95. The RSI(6) has dropped sharply to 41.44, indicating that the recent pullback may have exhausted selling pressure.
Technically, the MACD for SOL has just turned slightly negative, which suggests a pause in momentum. A break above $105.95 could open the door toward $109-$110, while a break below $103.26 would likely retest the $100 area.
What's notable is that Solana ranked #1 in app revenue for August, generating $143 million — representing 38% of all on-chain app revenue across the industry.
My approach? I stick to the plan. My grid bot keeps buying the dips and selling the rips — no emotions, just execution. Patience over hype, always.
Disclaimer: This is my personal view, not financial advice. Always do your own research.
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On September 3rd, ETH rebounded above $2400 after dipping to $2370, temporarily slowing its short-term decline. However, the 4-hour chart shows that market momentum has not yet recovered significantly, with the resistance zone above $2430 continuing to suppress any rebound.
Temporarily Stabilized Above $2400
As of press time, ETH was trading at approximately $2408, up 0.66% on the day, trading between $2370 and $2419. After the price regained above $2400, market sentiment stabilized somewhat, but it has not yet recovered the retracement level near $2438, nor has it entered the major resistance zone of $2500 to $2550.
After a rally in late August encountered resistance near $2550, selling pressure has continued to appear in the upper area. In the short term, ETH has begun to show lower highs, indicating that the rebound has slowed.
4-Hour Indicators Remain Weak
On the 4-hour chart, ETH remains below the Bollinger Band middle line around $2430, which forms the first resistance level. If the price reclaims this level, the market may retest the $2450 area and further approach $2493.
However, short-term momentum remains weak. The 4-hour RSI is 43.86, still below the neutral line of 50, indicating that buying power has not yet formed a clear reversal. The lower Bollinger Band is around $2366, close to the intraday low, meaning this area is the nearest support zone.
If $2366 is breached, market focus may shift back to $2350. If the daily or weekly closes below this level, the $2200 area may re-enter the market.
Daily Chart Still Retains Repair Structure
Despite short-term pressure, the ETH daily chart structure remains relatively stable. The current price remains above the 50-day moving average of $2064 and the 200-day moving average of $2031, with the 50-day moving average having crossed above the 200-day moving average, indicating an improvement in the medium-term trend.
The CMF (Committee on Funds) indicator is currently at 0.22, showing that buying pressure remains stronger than selling pressure during the statistical period. However, this indicator has flattened out after breaking out in August, suggesting that new fund inflows have not accelerated further.
Liquidation hotspots are distributed on both sides.
CoinGlass's weekly liquidation heatmap shows that there are significant leveraged positions concentrated both above and below the current ETH price. The nearest liquidation hotspot is located between $2350 and $2360. If the price falls back to this area, it could trigger forced liquidation of long positions, amplifying short-term selling pressure.
Meanwhile, liquidity has also accumulated around $2430 to $2450. If buying pressure holds above $2400 and pushes the price higher, this area could become a short-term target, prompting some short covering. The main liquidation zone at higher levels is between $2535 and $2550, which largely coincides with previous highs and a key resistance zone.
Overall, while ETH has regained the $2400 level, its short-term trend has not yet fully strengthened. Going forward, the $2350-$2400 area will continue to provide support, while $2430-$2550 will be the main resistance level for the rebound to continue.$BTC