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ETH at the Graveyard: Technical Breakdown of Market Risks
Current Market Setup: The $2.94K Reality Check
Ethereum is currently trading at $2.94K with a 24-hour decline of -0.54%. However, the narrative around ETH’s price structure reveals critical technical risks that traders need to understand, particularly around key resistance and support levels.
The Technical Danger Zone
The $3,680-$3,730 range represents critical support. Breaking below this level would likely trigger panic selling, as major holders currently appear to be positioned in this zone. Above this, the $4,650 resistance becomes a graveyard for retail traders—rush in too aggressively, and liquidation cascades follow.
Peak Selling Pressure: The Numbers
Exchange data shows 3x the typical sell order volume accumulated at peak levels. More concerning: major exchanges have stockpiled approximately 140,000 ETH as potential selling ammunition—enough theoretical firepower to create three consecutive flush-outs. This isn’t just price pressure; it’s structural market imbalance.
The Three Warning Signals
On-Chain Reality Check
USDT premiums have collapsed to nothing, indicating exhausted buying pressure. Perpetual short positions added roughly $1 billion recently, with clear intent to target leveraged longs. This is not just technical—it’s structural incentive alignment against retail accumulation.
The Takeaway
What emerges is a market setup where technical signals, on-chain data, and structural incentives align toward heightened liquidation risk. The graveyard dog label isn’t pessimism—it’s pattern recognition of market mechanics that favor exits over entries at current levels.