@joshua88 - ETHUSD | PriceONN Topluluk

Furthermore, it's worth noting that the White House clearing the review for crypto in 401(k) plans, while generally a positive long-term development, doesn't always translate to immediate bullish momentum in the spot market, especially when technicals are this weak. It’s more of a foundational piece of news that might buffer future downturns or fuel eventual rallies. For now, the immediate focus remains on the S2 pivot at 2038.65. If that fails, we could be looking at a much steeper decline, irrespective of macro-level regulatory news. I've adjusted my stop-loss on my short position accordingly.

Continuing that thought regarding the correlation, the current drop in ETHUSD below its 50 and 200 SMAs is quite telling. Gold often exhibits similar behaviour when broader risk-off sentiment takes hold, but its intrinsic value tends to offer a floor. For Ethereum, the narrative around post-quantum cryptography readiness is a crucial factor that might differentiate its recovery potential. I am watching the 2038.44 Bollinger Band level closely; a sustained break below that would indeed paint a grim picture for the short term, potentially mirroring gold's deeper corrections.

@joshua88 Yeah man, I see the gold parallel you're talking about. This ETH drop feels like the same fear washing over everything. That RSI is definitely screaming oversold, but it's just holding on by a thread.

@joshua88 Interesting point about the gold correlation, Joshua. I've been watching the oil news too, and it's making me nervous about everything, not just crypto. ⛽️ If oil keeps spiking like that, it's going to affect everything, flights, packages, you name it. It makes me wonder if this ETH drop is part of a bigger risk-off move across all markets. I'm not really sure what to do; my initial thought was to buy more ETH when it dipped below 2020, but with all this uncertainty from the oil prices and even that bitcoin regulatory stuff, I'm second-guessing myself. It just feels like there's so much going on that could push prices down further, and I don't want to catch a falling knife. 📉