ETH Weekly Strategy: Resistance Test and Consolidation in the Uptrend (January 19, 2026)
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Ethereum holds critical support levels despite a weekly 2.75% decline within the broad uptrend; market structure signals a consolidation phase, and the multi-timeframe resistance cluster will be direction-determining. ETH in Weekly Market Summary This week, Ethereum (ETH) traded in the 3.177,68$ – 3.368,82$ range, losing 2.75% in value and closing at 3.214,02$. Weekly volume remained solid at 14,65 billion$, but price action tightened into a narrow consolidation band. While the primary trend remains upward, the short-term trend filter gives a bear signal, with 3.559,56$ resistance dominant. RSI balances at 53,63 in the neutral zone, while MACD preserves bullish momentum with a positive histogram. ETH holds above EMA20 (3.190,18$), sustaining short-term bullish structure. In the bigger picture, the market shows signals of transitioning from accumulation to early distribution; however, as long as key supports hold firm, trend integrity is maintained. For position traders, this is a period of strategic waiting and level-based entry opportunities. Trend Structure and Market Phases Long-Term Trend Analysis On long-term charts, ETH maintains its primary uptrend; price is positioned above key EMA200 and EMA50 levels, with higher lows confirming trend strength. Weekly closes occurred above the main trendline around 3.000$, so market structure remains intact. Momentum indicators (RSI and MACD) are away from overbought/oversold zones, showing a healthy pullback. In the macro context, assuming we’re in the growth phase of the crypto cycle, ETH’s smart contract ecosystem leadership supports the trend. However, the bear signal in the trend filter increases short-term correction risk – provided the trend stays solid above the 3.083$ major support. Accumulation/Distribution Analysis Market phase analysis shows accumulation characteristics in recent weeks: volume profile supports low volatility, price touched the lower band (3.177$) and recovered, with signs of institutional buying. Per Wyckoff methodology, this could be a ‘spring’-like test and re-accumulation. Distribution patterns are…
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