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Chartered Market Technician. Cycles, crowds, psychology. I don’t predict — I observe structure. Less noise. More signal.

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Apr 03, 2025Public Post
What Does The Ichimoku Tell Us About Ethereum? In this analysis and educational post, I am examining Ethereum while also explaining the various aspects of the tool and how they work. The first chart shows the Tenkan-sen (in blue) and the Kijun-sen (in maroon). Price is below the two spans which is bearish, but the spans are still crossed bullish. Bearish crossovers tend to arrive very late, however. Second chart is the Chikou span, also called the lagging span. It is projected 26 sessions in the past. The green Chikou span is looking to find support at a candlestick 26 periods ago. Passing through the candlesticks to the downside is more bearish confirmation The third chart is the Ichimoku cloud, showing price losing the cloud as support, and it looking ready to flip bearish into the future. All of these things are potentially negative signs for Ethereum
What Does The Ichimoku Tell Us About Ethereum? In this analysis and educational post, I am examining Ethereum while also explaining the various aspects of the tool and how they work. The first chart shows the Tenkan-sen (in blue) and the Kijun-sen (in maroon). Price is below the two spans which is bearish, but the spans are still crossed bullish. Bearish crossovers tend to arrive very late, however. Second chart is the Chikou span, also called the lagging span. It is projected 26 sessions in the past. The green Chikou span is looking to find support at a candlestick 26 periods ago. Passing through the candlesticks to the downside is more bearish confirmation The third chart is the Ichimoku cloud, showing price losing the cloud as support, and it looking ready to flip bearish into the future. All of these things are potentially negative signs for EthereumWhat Does The Ichimoku Tell Us About Ethereum? In this analysis and educational post, I am examining Ethereum while also explaining the various aspects of the tool and how they work. The first chart shows the Tenkan-sen (in blue) and the Kijun-sen (in maroon). Price is below the two spans which is bearish, but the spans are still crossed bullish. Bearish crossovers tend to arrive very late, however. Second chart is the Chikou span, also called the lagging span. It is projected 26 sessions in the past. The green Chikou span is looking to find support at a candlestick 26 periods ago. Passing through the candlesticks to the downside is more bearish confirmation The third chart is the Ichimoku cloud, showing price losing the cloud as support, and it looking ready to flip bearish into the future. All of these things are potentially negative signs for EthereumWhat Does The Ichimoku Tell Us About Ethereum? In this analysis and educational post, I am examining Ethereum while also explaining the various aspects of the tool and how they work. The first chart shows the Tenkan-sen (in blue) and the Kijun-sen (in maroon). Price is below the two spans which is bearish, but the spans are still crossed bullish. Bearish crossovers tend to arrive very late, however. Second chart is the Chikou span, also called the lagging span. It is projected 26 sessions in the past. The green Chikou span is looking to find support at a candlestick 26 periods ago. Passing through the candlesticks to the downside is more bearish confirmation The third chart is the Ichimoku cloud, showing price losing the cloud as support, and it looking ready to flip bearish into the future. All of these things are potentially negative signs for Ethereum