What changed since last week
Last week our Ethereum read described a 3D trend that had just turned up out of a fresh bullish order block spanning 1,713.44 to 1,813.16, then four bars old, with the trend up but weak (efficiency ratio 0.29) and neutral momentum at RSI 51.1.
The structure is intact and firmer. That order block is now seven bars old and still unmitigated — price has not traded back down into it — and Ethereum at 1,875.73 sits 3.45% above its upper edge. The 3D trend-strength label moved from weak to moderate, and the efficiency ratio rose from 0.29 to 0.44. Momentum is the one number that eased: 3D RSI slipped from 51.1 to 49.3, just under the midline but still inside the neutral band.
Price itself is down 1.85% from 1,911.05 a week ago. That is the smallest weekly decline of the three assets we cover — Bitcoin fell 3.24% and Solana 5.86% over the same span. The 3D support at 1,773.90 is unchanged in both price and touch count (two), while the nearest 3D resistance our pivot scan flags has moved up from 1,946.52 to 2,199.00. Multi-timeframe alignment stays conflicting for a second week, with 3D up against weekly and monthly down.
The multi-timeframe read
Ethereum is the clearest split-timeframe structure in our coverage right now.
On the 3D, price is above both moving averages — 3.96% above the 20-EMA at 1,804.24 and 6.82% above the 20-period simple average at 1,756.05. Trend reads up at moderate strength; momentum is neutral at RSI 49.3, neither of the two extremes. 3D ATR of 125.26 is about 6.7% of price.
On the weekly, the picture inverts: trend down, but at weak strength, with an efficiency ratio of just 0.21 — the lowest weekly reading across the three assets, describing a choppy rather than a clean weekly decline. Price is 3.08% below the weekly 20-EMA at 1,935.34, with RSI at 41.7, down slightly from 42.3.
On the monthly, the downtrend is the emphatic one: strong strength, efficiency ratio 0.66 (up from 0.64), RSI 43.0, and price 27.83% below the monthly 20-EMA at 2,599.16. The conventional reading of this configuration is a near-term recovery inside an intact higher-timeframe downtrend, with the two horizons disagreeing rather than confirming each other.
Levels and zones
The most-tested level in the Ethereum structure is the monthly support at 1,554.13 with seven touches, and price currently sits 20.69% above it. On the monthly that level is the only support the scan flags at all, which makes near-term structure the job of the lower timeframes.
Those lower-timeframe levels cluster tightly beneath price: the 3D support at 1,773.90 (two touches) is 5.74% below spot, and the weekly support at 1,767.36 carries three touches almost on top of it. Two independently-computed timeframes flagging support within seven dollars of each other is a tight confluence beneath price.
Overhead, the monthly resistance at 2,066.88 has three touches, and the weekly resistance at 2,425.47 has two. On zones, the unmitigated bullish order block at 1,713.44 to 1,813.16 sits just under the support confluence, while a bearish 3D zone at 2,009.30 to 2,149.95, now 22 bars old, sits between price and that monthly resistance. Order blocks mark where earlier trading concentrated; traders commonly watch whether price reacts at such zones or passes through them unmitigated.
Cross-asset context
Because we run the same deterministic read across BTC, ETH and SOL each week, the rotation is visible. Last week Ethereum and Solana both carried a 3D uptick while Bitcoin alone read aligned_down. This week Solana has flipped back down and joined Bitcoin, leaving Ethereum as the only one of the three with any timeframe pointing up.