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Relying on the absolute intraday low from June to claim that ETH is “up 70%” is a textbook data‑skewing mistake often found in AI‑generated headlines. A more robust approach is to average prices over several days (or even a full week). On that basis, ETH has risen roughly 50% since June— not 70%. Don’t let a distorted headline push you into adding leverage through perpetuals just because your strategy’s returns lag spot performance; that reaction only compounds impermanent‑loss risk.

Ethereum is climbing alongside Bitcoin, but it’s clearly outperforming. In many ways, ETH is the Microsoft of the crypto space—serving as a foundational platform on which countless networks and tokens are built, much like Windows supports a broad software ecosystem. In contrast to Bitcoin’s role as a digital currency, Ethereum functions more like a software operating system. We broke out of the previous range for strong profits. The new range is tighter, with the lower boundary set just above the current ETH spot price at $2,995.91 and the upper boundary at $3,340.90, as marked by the horizontal yellow lines. On the 3-hour chart, momentum is beginning to turn upward. To enter the liquidity pool within this range, we must be fully allocated in ETH.

Tightening up the range a little. Looking good with horizontal lines setting the new range.

Volatility has continued to decline, enabling us to tighten the liquidity provision range on Ethereum within the Base network, as indicated by the horizontal red lines. However, trading volume in ETH remains relatively low, which is resulting in minimal fee generation from the pool, we expect that to change: app.uniswap.org/explore/pools/base/0xd0b53D9277642d899DF5C87A3966A349A798F224

On the ETH/USDC liquidity pool on the Base network, Ethereum’s volatility is beginning to stabilize, creating a favorable range for liquidity provision, as indicated by the horizontal red lines. There may be an opportunity to tighten this range further in the coming hours, but additional data is needed to confirm. For now, the concentrated range is being set slightly wider, given that we’re still relatively close to the significant volatility spike from earlier in the week.