Ethereum Classic – ready to defend this demand zone again? While the market is still obsessed with the big caps and ETF headlines, ETC has quietly dumped back into the same 7.7–8.0 support where buyers stepped in last week. According to market chatter, interest in older PoW coins is ticking up again as traders hunt laggards for the next rotation. On the 4H chart, price is sitting inside that green demand block with RSI crawling up from oversold territory. I’m leaning long here: holding above 7.70 keeps this a potential double-bottom / accumulation area, and the volume footprint shows most business happening right where we are. First trouble zone is the red supply band around 8.6, then a fatter target near 8.9–9.1 if momentum really kicks in. My game plan: ✅ accumulate inside 7.8–8.0 with a tight invalidation below 7.65, aiming for 8.6 and then 9+. If 7.65 snaps and we start closing 4H candles below the green zone, I flip bias and look for a washout toward 7.3 instead. I might be wrong, but this looks like one of those spots where the risk is tiny and the upside can make your week.

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, Roddy01 tgrm doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. However, if you want to learn so you can be free and independent afterwards, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: Never go all in, meaning never bet all your money, because anything can happen. No one has complete control over gambling. always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Roddy01, the trading soldier says: In trading you need: experience hopefulness patience If you want to learn so you can be free and independent later, I, Roddy01, am available on tgrm. Having good indicators allows you to be free and autonomous and not dependent on signals 7) Consider also investing in and taking a course through fbk, telgram, or istgrm. You will gain a better understanding of trading and signals, and you will be free and independent in your decisions to open and close positions. 8) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Good luck to us all Thank you.

The current situation is sideways, with no BOS yet, and the price is still stuck at the support level. The nearest supply is no longer fresh. So I tried placing an order at the supply level at the resistance level.

#ETC The price is moving within a descending channel on the hourly timeframe. It has reached the lower boundary and is trending towards a bounce. A retest of this boundary is expected. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates a downward trend, and this trend is likely to continue due to the overbought condition. A key support zone (in green) was found at 7.90, and the price has bounced off this zone several times, making it a strong support level. The price is trending towards the 100-period moving average, which we are approaching. This trend supports an upward move. Entry Price: 8.15 First Target: 8.23 Second Target: 8.34 Third Target: 8.48 Stop Loss: At the resistance zone (in green) Remember this simple rule: Money Management. Any questions? Please leave a comment. Thank you.

On the 1D timeframe, ETC/USDT remains in a clear downtrend after rejection from the upper zone (around $16–17). Following a sharp decline, price is now forming a narrow ascending channel, indicating a potential Bear Flag pattern. This structure suggests that the current upward movement is likely just a temporary retracement before a possible continuation of the downtrend. --- 📊 Pattern Explanation: Bear Flag A Bear Flag consists of two main components: Flagpole: A strong downward move from around $13–$10 down to the $8 area → showing strong selling pressure. Flag: A rising consolidation channel (yellow zone) → a weak counter-trend movement. Key characteristics visible on the chart: Small upward channel against the main trend Decreasing volume during consolidation Repeated rejection at the resistance zone (upper yellow area) 👉 This strengthens the validity of a bearish continuation pattern. --- 📍 Key Levels Strong Resistance: $9.4 – $9.8 (upper yellow zone) Minor Support: $7.98 Major Support: $7.15 (previous low) --- 🚀 Bullish Scenario Bullish momentum is only valid if the Bear Flag gets invalidated: Strong breakout above $9.8 Candle close above resistance + successful retest Significant increase in volume Bullish Targets: $10.5 – $11.5 Extension toward $12 if momentum continues 👉 This indicates buyers are shifting the structure from bearish to neutral/bullish. --- 📉 Bearish Scenario (Primary Scenario) The main scenario based on the pattern: Breakdown from the channel (lower red trendline) Close below $7.98 Confirmation via a failed retest Bearish Targets: $7.15 (major support) If breakdown continues: $6.5 – $6.0 👉 This represents a continuation of the previous downtrend. --- ⚠️ Important Notes As long as price remains inside the channel → consolidation / waiting phase Fake breakouts are possible in both directions Volume is the key factor for confirming the next move --- 🏁 Conclusion The current structure strongly resembles a Bear Flag continuation pattern, with a higher probability of a bearish move unless price breaks above the key resistance. However, an upside breakout must still be considered as a potential invalidation scenario that could trigger a strong rally. #ETC #ETCUSDT #CryptoAnalysis #BearFlag #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoTrading #Altcoins #SupportResistance #Breakdown #BullishScenario #BearishScenario

📉 TREND (HTF – 1D) Strong downtrend (series of lower highs + lower lows) Price remains below the MA (red line) → downtrend remains in effect The downtrend line was recently broken, but without momentum 👉 Conclusion: The trend is still bearish, but consolidation/possible accumulation is emerging 📦 CURRENT STRUCTURE Price is in a range: Support: ~7.3 Mid range: ~8.0–8.3 Resistance: ~9.0 So, a classic: ➡️ sideways after declines (range/base building) 🔍 KEY LEVELS 🟢 Resistance: 9.0 – local range high (important!) 11.7–12 – large HTF resistance 14.4 – mega resistance (trend change only here) 🔴 Support: 7.3 – current strong support 4.6 – next zone if 7.3 breaks 📊 RSI + MACD RSI: rising slightly → slight bullish strength MACD: almost a bullish cross → momentum improving 👉 But this is only a local bounce, not a trend change 🔥 SCENARIOS 🟢 Bullish: breakout of 9.0 + retest target: 10.5–11.7 then 14+ 👉 This would be the first real signal of a change in structure 🔴 Bearish: recoil from 9.0 decline and break of 7.3 👉 Then: quick move to 6 → 4.6 🧠 WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENS HERE It looks like: ➡️ distribution / Consolidation after a dump Big players: either accumulate (if 9 breaks) or prepare for another run (if 7.3 falls) ⚔️ HOW TO PLAY IT (pro style) Long: only after 9.0 breaks not in the middle of the range (8.x = chop) Short: rejection 9.0 or break 7.3 🧾 SUMMARY Trend: bearish Structure: range Key: 7.3 vs 9.0 Now: neutral / waiting for a break

After the recent bounce, the price has been once again falling back to that local support zone, which is our target as of now. Nothing complicated, just pure logic: expecting the price to reach that support and, once we are there, some kind of accumulation. After that we might see or might not see another bounce but that we will leave for another TA! Swallow Academy

#ETC The price is moving within a descending channel on the hourly timeframe. It has reached the lower boundary and is trending towards a bounce. A retest of this boundary is expected. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates a downward trend, and this trend is likely to continue due to the overbought condition. A key support zone (in green) was found at 8.36, and the price has bounced off this zone several times, making it a strong support level. The price is trending towards the 100-period moving average, which we are approaching. This trend supports an upward move. Entry Price: 8.36 First Target: 8.43 Second Target: 8.54 Third Target: 8.68 Stop Loss: At the resistance zone (in green) Remember this simple rule: Money Management. Any questions, please leave a comment. Thank you.

Instructions: Entry point: yellow Stop loss: red Take profit: black lev x 5-10-20 margin 1-5% 1) I'm only sending a few signals here because there's a daily limit; just take a few, and thus limit losses in case of a stop-loss order. 2) Also, be aware that in trading there are bad days (days of many losses) and very good days too (days of big profits). Therefore, roddytrading doesn't promise to win every trade, but he wins more than he loses, and thus remains a profitable trader. 3) Like all traders worldwide, we also hit stop-loss orders, except that before the end of the day, we catch them all and profit from them afterward, if you follow my instructions, of course. 4)However, make it a habit to set a break-even point or move your stop-loss into a positive zone when the trade is going well. This will prevent losses or even guarantee your profit, or simply close your position without waiting for the take-profit level if you are satisfied with the profit. 5)Don't forget, above all: always be risk and money management Invest what you can afford to lose, which is between 1% and 5% of your margin. 6) Consider getting some training as well. You'll better understand trading and signals, and you'll be free and independent in your decisions to open or close positions. 7) I'd like to point out that I primarily trade with 20x leverage (However, you can use the leverage that suits your plan or your psychological state as a trader), and my tp1 (Target 1) is placed 2.5% from the entry point and 2.5% from each other. I'd also like to point out that my stop-loss (SL) is also 2.5% from the entry point. Therefore, we will lose 50% of our margin if the stop-loss is triggered, and we will gain 50% at tp1 (Target 1), 100% at tp2 (Target 2), and 150% at tp3 (Target 3) if the trade is successful. Thank you.