ETH has shed over a fifth of its value this month, and the tape still looks heavy. But heavy and capitulating are two different things — right now the market feels exhausted rather than coiling for another big leg lower. With only days left in June and ETH sitting around $1,651, you're asking for another $150 drop in a matter of days. The selling pressure has clearly decelerated — volume isn't surging, the bid isn't completely gone, and $1,500 is a massive psychological level that historically has a wall of limit orders defending it. You need serious firepower to punch through that. The other tell? Look at the deeper strikes. The $1,400 target is barely moving, which means smart money isn't loading up on deep downside. If real capitulation were incoming, you'd see more urgency there. Fair point from the Yes camp: one ugly liquidation wick can travel fast when buyers step away for an hour, and crypto loves doing exactly that. But wicks fade, and the clock is now the bear's worst enemy — there just isn't enough runway left to build the pressure needed. Fade the drop, back the hold — I'd sit on No and let time do the work.
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Will Ethereum dip to $1,500 in June?
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Will Ethereum dip to $1,500 in June?
AI is 17% less confident than the market
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