ETH Market Analysis 2026.02.23 In the 2.22 video, we mentioned that February 24 and February 25 are key Gann dates, which could be pivotal points for ETH. As of now, the time is approaching, and after a drop this morning, ETH has temporarily stabilized. What’s next for ETH? Possible future scenarios for ETH are shown in the chart: Red Path: The rebound for ETH isn’t over yet. If it completes the adjustment within the red box shown in the chart before 2.25 without breaking the previous low, ETH could see another wave of growth after the adjustment. Once the entire rebound starting from 1747.8 is complete, ETH is expected to drop to a phase bottom by mid-to-late March. Blue Path: If ETH shows no signs of stabilization after 2.25, the rebound might end in a sideways consolidation pattern with an unclear structure. Afterward, ETH would still drop to a phase bottom by mid-to-late March. The difference between the two scenarios lies in whether the rebound starting from 1747.8 has already ended. The common point is that once the recent rebound peak is confirmed, ETH will continue to decline. On a larger scale, 1747.8 is unlikely to serve as the bottom. In the next two days, we need to observe whether ETH shows signs of stabilization at key levels, and whether the strength and volume of the subsequent rise match. This will help determine if the adjustment has ended. If the adjustment ends and the subsequent rally shows decent strength, then ETH is likely to hit one more high before the rebound concludes. If the rebound isn’t over yet, there will be a buying opportunity soon. Under this scenario, the entire rebound could end as early as this week. This means that after entering the long position, there will still be a chance to capture a major short position later this month. Everything that needed to be said has been said—make sure to seize the opportunity. February has been sideways for so long; it’s time to make some gains. #ETH #CryptoAnalysis