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Morning market review - Saturday, June 20, 2026

Technical analyses of 2 instruments with options data

Kacper MrukJune 20, 2026Updated: June 20, 20261 min read

Morning Market Overview

The morning market overview indicates a prevailing mood of fear, as reflected in the Fear & Greed index, which stands at 37. In the context of the current Fed interest rate, ranging from 3.50-3.75, investors are uncertainly awaiting the next FOMC meeting scheduled for July 29, 2026. In today's analysis, we will look at two key instruments that may gain significance in light of the current market conditions.

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Bitcoin - Daily Chart (D1)

Bitcoin - Daily Chart (D1)

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Bitcoin - 4H Chart

Bitcoin - 4H Chart

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Bitcoin - 1H Chart

Bitcoin - 1H Chart

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Bitcoin - 15-minute chart

Bitcoin - 15-minute chart

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Bitcoin - Summary

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Ethereum - Daily Chart (D1)

Ethereum - Daily Chart (D1)

On the daily chart of Ethereum, we see a continuation of the downward trend that started a few months ago. The current price is 1724.7 USD, and support is around 1600 USD. Resistance is visible at the level of 1900 USD. The 50-day moving average crosses the 200-day moving average from above, signaling a possible continuation of declines. The current rebound may be a correction within the broader downward trend, but there are no clear reversal signals.

Ethereum - 4H Chart

Ethereum - 4H Chart

On the 4-hour chart of Ethereum, we observe consolidation in the range of 1700-1800 USD after previous declines. The current bounce from the support level of 1700 USD may suggest a short-term upward movement; however, there is a lack of clear momentum. Moving averages indicate mixed signals, and the volume remains relatively low, which may suggest a lack of decisiveness among investors.

Ethereum - 1H Chart

Ethereum - 1H Chart

The hourly chart shows a slight rebound from the 1700 USD level with clear resistance at 1750 USD. The price is still moving within a narrow range, indicating a lack of a clear trend. Short-term moving averages suggest a potential breakout to the upside, however, the volume does not yet confirm a strong move. A break of resistance will be key to initiate further increases.

Ethereum - 15-minute chart

Ethereum - 15-minute chart

On the 15-minute chart, we see a local rebound, and key support is located around 1710 USD. The price is trying to break the 1730 USD level, but there is a lack of significant volume, which may limit further increases. The trend is sideways, with a slight upward tendency. A breakout above 1730 USD could open the way for testing higher resistance levels.

Ethereum - Options data

Options data indicates a dominance of put positions, with a put/call ratio of 1.14, suggesting a bearish sentiment. The largest open put positions are at the level of 9 USD (-30.8% from ATM), which could set potential support in the event of further declines. Max pain at the level of 9 USD also confirms the current bearish outlook. Investors seem to anticipate further weakening of the Ethereum price, which may impact short-term price action.

Ethereum - Summary

Ethereum is in a downtrend, with key support at 1600 USD and resistance at 1900 USD. Short-term movements indicate a potential rebound, but there is a lack of clear momentum. Options data and market sentiment are bearish, suggesting caution when opening long positions. A break above the 1750 USD level may initiate a short-term increase.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to analyze trading instruments effectively?
Effective analysis combines technical analysis (charts, patterns, indicators) with fundamental analysis (economic data, news events). Understanding both short-term price action and long-term trends is essential.
How do Fed decisions impact markets?
Fed rate decisions affect all asset classes. Higher rates strengthen USD, pressure gold prices, and often weigh on stocks. The tone of Fed communication is often more important than the decision itself.

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