Ethereum (ETH) – 4H Technical Analysis Date: July 13, 2025

 Price Action & Pattern

ETH is currently consolidating within a symmetrical triangle (4H timeframe), typically a sign of pending strong move. A breakout above $2,650–$2,750 may trigger an upward push to around $3,000 .

Alternatively, a breakdown could send the price toward the $2,100–$2,375 support area .

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🔍 Key Levels

🔹 Resistance zones: $2,650–$2,750 (triangle top) – breakout above opens path to $3,000

🔹 Support lines: Immediate support at $2,375–$2,400; stronger support near $2,100  

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📊 Indicator Review

RSI (4H): ~52 – neutral, with slight bullish potential  

MACD: Bullish crossover on 4H, signaling rising momentum  

Volume: Recent lower volume supports consolidation; accumulation signs present  

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✅ Outlook & Targets

Scenario Trigger Level Target Price

Bullish Breakout Above $2,650–$2,750 $3,000–$3,300

Bearish Breakdown Below $2,375 $2,100–$2,200

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⚠️ Risk Management

Stop-loss: Below $2,375

Profit targets: Exit partial gains at $3,000, extend to $3,300 if breakout confirmed

Watch for: Triangle breakout direction before fully committing

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✅ Summary

ETH is coiling inside a symmetrical triangle on 4H. A breakout above $2,650–$2,750 could spur a rally to $3,000, possibly up to $3,300. Support holds at $2,375–$2,400, with a bearish risk toward $2,100–$2,200 if broken.

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Bitcoin (BTC) – 4H Chart Analysis

 Current Price Action:

Bitcoin (BTC) has broken out above the $118,000 level, forming a confirmed Cup-and-Handle pattern. The breakout suggests strong bullish momentum, backed by solid technical indicators.

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🔍 Key Technical Levels:

Immediate Support: $108,300

(previous resistance turned into new support)

Resistance Levels:

🎯 Target 1: $134,500 (+14%) – technical breakout projection

🎯 Target 2: $146,400 (+32%) – extended Fibonacci zone

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📊 Indicators Review:

MACD: Strong bullish crossover – momentum is rising

RSI: Trading near 68 – bullish but not overbought yet

Volume: Slight decline, possibly due to institutional accumulation (ETF flow buying)

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🔮 Short-Term Outlook:

If BTC maintains price action above $118,000, a rally toward $134,500 is likely.

If that level is breached with volume, the next target could be $146,400.

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⚠️ Risk Management:

Stop-loss: Below $108,300

Profit-taking: Start scaling out at $134K

Warning: Watch for RSI > 70 and low-volume breakouts

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✅ Summary:

> BTC has broken key resistance and confirmed a bullish Cup-and-Handle formation.

Short-term target: $134,500, with extended potential to

 $146,400.

Support: $108,300. Stop-loss under this level.

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 Financial Markets Overview

🔀 U.S. stocks ended flat yesterday, but the Nasdaq posted modest gains as investors watched Treasury yields and awaited further earnings to gauge the health of U.S. companies.

📈 The yield on the 10-year Treasury note hit 4.222%, the highest since July 26, as investors reassessed their expectations for the Federal Reserve’s policy path. Yields were slightly lower during the trading session, however.

📊 On the corporate front, GE Aerospace fell 9% despite raising its 2024 earnings outlook, as ongoing supply constraints weigh on its revenue. Verizon fell 5.03% after the telecom giant missed third-quarter revenue estimates. Meanwhile, General Motors rose 9.81% after the traditional automaker’s third-quarter results beat Wall Street estimates. All eyes are on Tesla today, which will report its results after the market closes.

💲 The US dollar traded near a two-and-a-half-month high this morning as investors adjusted their bets to the possibility of gradual rate cuts while keeping an eye on the presidential race. The dollar has been on a three-week high as expectations that the Fed would make massive rate cuts after a series of positive economic data have faded. The dollar was last up 0.08% at 103.95 after rising to its highest level since August 2. The index is up more than 3% so far this month.

🏛 With just weeks to go until the presidential election, investors were assessing the risk of a Republican victory - widely expected to be the most favorable electoral scenario for the dollar. In a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris was slightly more likely to favor former Republican President Donald Trump, 46% to 43%.

 👀 Today, there are few economic releases, with the Federal Reserve’s Beige Summary of Economic Conditions set to be the highlight.

💱 Rising US Treasury yields continued to support the USD/JPY pair, which rose to a three-month high of 151.72. Japan is heading for a general election on October 27. Recent polls have suggested that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party could lose its majority along with its coalition partner Komeito.

😥 Elsewhere, the euro was last trading at $1.0794 after falling to its lowest since August 2 at $1.0792. European Central Bank policymakers joined in Tuesday’s signaling of the risk of inflation falling below the bank’s 2% target. Sterling was steady at $1.2976 after falling to its lowest since August 19 at $1.2945 in the previous session.

 🍁 The Bank of Canada will announce its latest monetary policy decision this afternoon, with markets expecting a large 50 basis point rate cut.

🥇 Gold prices rose to an all-time high today, as both the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US elections clearly boosted demand for safe-haven assets. Gold hit an all-time high of $2,750.21.

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 🔀 During yesterday’s session, the Dow Jones index recorded its highest level in one month, while the Nasdaq index fell by more than 1%, as investors abandoned shares of companies related to the field of artificial intelligence and headed to others operating in value areas, such as financial sector shares, energy, and utilities.

 🔻 Nvidia's stock fell by 6.68% for the third session in a row, as market observers indicated that the company was exposed to profit-taking operations after it became the most valuable company in the world after the noticeable rise it recorded last week. At a time when other chip stocks fell, including US stocks in Taiwan, which operates in the field of semiconductor manufacturing. Shares of Broadcom, Marvell Technology and Qualcomm also fell

 

 💲 The US dollar fell this morning, for the second session in a row, after falling from its highest level in almost eight weeks, which it recorded on Friday. The dollar index was down 0.09% at 105.00.

 👀 US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index - The Fed's preferred measure of inflation is due on Friday, but today the highlight of the US docket is the CB Consumer Confidence Index, followed by the Richmond Manufacturing Index.

 🏛 The political conditions in American life occupy a place in the minds of investors, as the first American presidential debate between President Joe Biden and his rival, former President Donald Trump, is scheduled to take place on Thursday.

 🍁 Today, Canadian Dollar traders will receive the latest inflation figures from the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is expected to ease slightly over the year to May.

 💱 The US dollar fell against the Japanese yen by 0.14%, with traders remaining on high alert for any intervention by Japanese authorities to support the currency. In fact, fears of another intervention kept traders wary of testing the key 160.00 resistance level, leaving the yen trading in a narrow range.

 💶 The euro rose 0.11% to $1.0742, amid political turmoil in France following President Emmanuel Macron's surprise call for early elections earlier this month. However, the single currency was on track to post a monthly loss of around 1%, due to these disruptions. The British pound rose 0.15% to $1.2697.

 ⤴️ In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin rose by 2.73% to $61,050, erasing part of the large losses that occurred in yesterday’s session by 6.65% and recorded its lowest level in more than one month. The queen of cryptocurrencies suffered its worst day in more than two months at the start of the week, partly due to exits from bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).