#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $ETH Let's talk about what's next for Ethereum. There probably won't be any major swings in the next couple of days—mostly just sideways consolidation and grinding. I expect it to fluctuate between 3098 and 3250. The weekend likely won't bring any big waves; the real focus is on next week's rate cut meeting on the 11th.

There are three dimensions to watch closely:
- Will the rate cut meet expectations? This will determine how short-term volatility is released.
- The aftereffects of the January rate cut—the key isn't whether there will be a cut, but the content of the post-meeting statement. If you look back at history, every time there's uncertainty in the official language, the market tends to get shaky. After three consecutive rate cuts, the stance for the fourth one will definitely be more cautious.
- Institutional funds have already crunched the numbers—either pulling out early to avoid risk or waiting on the sidelines for a clearer signal before entering.

From a technical perspective, the 15-minute K-line is still solidly above the moving average, and the hourly chart shows a clear bullish structure. For short-term trading, my personal approach is to wait for a pullback to look for long opportunities, but the specific entry point needs to be judged based on real-time market action. If you're not confident, it's better to observe more before making a move.