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ETHEREUM MAXIMUM DOUBT. MINIMUM ATTENTION. That's exactly when Ethereum sets up. 3-year trendline holding. $4.100 resistance untouched. $2.000 the line. Lose it: first break since 2022, structure resets. Hold it: 339% move quietly building. Perfect timing. Wrong sentiment.

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