$ETH has sold out.

April 2, 2026 $ETH Ethereum Market Analysis【Real-time updates in the comment section, group chat synchronized】: Yesterday, I posted a short order at 2166 in the comment section, which has already been fully closed at 2052, earning over 100 points. You can check the comment section of yesterday’s post for the precise short at the highest point. Currently, the price is hovering around 2050, in a slow correction phase after a sharp decline, expected to possibly reach around 2036. The strategy remains primarily to short high and buy low. $ETH Short position: Short ETH at 2082, stop loss at 2107, take profit at 2032 and 2008. $ETH Long position: Long ETH at 2025, stop loss at 2005, take profit at 2075. Risk-reward ratio 1:2.5 Notice: I will post a trading update every day, with real-time updates in the comment section. For example, if I modify orders, adjust take profit or stop loss, or add short-term trades, I will update in the comments. Stay tuned.

So I've been watching the crypto market these past couple months and honestly, will crypto recover is the question everyone's asking right now. Bitcoin's sitting around 66K, down almost 3% today, and the whole market's looking pretty rough. ETH, SOL, BNB—they're all bleeding 3-5% each. The total market cap dropped to about 1.3 trillion, which is a solid pullback from where we were. The thing is, there's been a lot of uncertainty around interest rates and economic policy that's been weighing on things. Back in early February, the Fed chair talk had everyone nervous about rates staying sticky, and that definitely spooked the market. Then you had India keeping those crypto tax rules strict too. It all just added up to negative sentiment. Technically speaking, Bitcoin lost that weekly EMA100 support a while back, which traders like Captain Faibik flagged as a major warning sign. That 68K-70K zone that used to act as resistance throughout 2024 is now the key level to watch. If will crypto recover depends on holding that support, then we're basically waiting to see if buyers step in there. The real question is whether the upcoming economic data will give us any relief or if we're headed lower. For now it's just watching and waiting to see if there's any bounce.