Many traders and long term investors tend to treat this area as an accumulation zone. However, despite yesterday’s impressive rebound of 7.72 percent from 2948 to 3175.5, the November 19 candle reminds traders to stay cautious. Today’s high is 3128.5 and today’s low is 2992, and the market has not shown conviction yet.
The weekly low of 2948 still holds, which some will view as a possible base for a larger bullish reversal. Yet at the moment, tradeCompass classifies the market as bearish because price is trading under the bearish threshold of 3065 and far from clearing the bullish threshold at 3108.
Current reading: ETH futures at 3033 with a bearish bias.
Bearish Plan for Crypto Traders – Active While Ether Futures is Under 3065
Traders looking for shorts may choose to wait for a small pop into 3036, with a possible scale in near 3060.
Bearish Partial Profit Targets
These levels reflect key liquidity pockets and past reaction zones.
TP1: 2987 – aligns with historical liquidity and levels observed on November 17
TP2: 2959 – a prior demand pocket that often creates reactions
TP3: 2927 – top of a major reversal zone between 2870 and 2925, so tradeCompass stops here
After reaching TP1, move stop to entry to protect the position.
Bullish Plan for Crypto Traders- Active While Ether Futures is Above 3108
If buyers reclaim 3108, the bullish activation threshold, the short term picture flips.
Bullish Partial Profit Targets
TP1: 3121.5 – just under today’s developing point of control and first place to mitigate risk
TP2: 3174 – aligns with yesterday’s value area high
TP3: 3216 – liquidity zone from November 17
TP4: 3243 – liquidity pickup from November 14
For traders looking further ahead, the next major levels are 3435 and a potential runner toward a new all time high, but patience is critical.
After reaching TP1, move stop to entry.
Educational Segment – Why Round Numbers and Liquidity Zones Matter
Round numbers like 3000 often attract heavy order flow. Many algorithms, market makers, and large traders cluster stop orders and fresh positions near these values. When several important levels sit in close proximity, such as a POC, a VAH, and a round number, reactions tend to be sharper. It is not financial advice. Markets are volatile and traders should always conduct independent research and manage risk carefully
