ETH has formed a relatively complete and proportionate Gartley harmonic reversal structure on the 1-hour timeframe, and the current price is near the potential reversal zone (PRZ) at point D. From a structural perspective, the ratio between XA and AB, as well as BC and CD, is quite high, indicating strong validity of this harmonic pattern. Although the overall market transaction volume is low over the weekend and active funds have not significantly entered, a certain degree of low-level support and weak volume stop-loss signals can still be observed in the D point area, showing a technical rebound willingness from short-term bulls. If subsequent transaction volume slightly increases and the price further stabilizes at the upper edge of the PRZ zone, a structural pullback trend may emerge. Therefore, at this stage, it is essential to maintain a high level of attention to the rebound risk (i.e., reverse fluctuations caused by short covering), and short-term operations should avoid blindly chasing shorts, instead observing key position retracement confirmations and changes in volume before responding.