How quiet has Ethereum been?
35.3% Coil
Ethereum is at 35.3% Coil as of 08:00 UTC, 12 October 2026: 42 of the other 119 hours in its last 120 had a range as wide or wider.
Coil runs from 0 to 100. 100 is the quietest in five days.
Last time
What happened last time.
Ethereum reached 100% Coil at 23:00 UTC, 3 October 2026. It stayed there one hour. This picture runs from that first hour to 48 hours after the run's last 100% hour, 23:00 UTC, 5 October 2026.
A newer 100% hour, 08:00 UTC, 10 October 2026, is still inside its 48 hours. It is on the live chart below.
Break: an arrow on the hour the bot's Break fired. Teal above the band, violet below.
Phases: the strip along the top. Teal is Coiling, violet is the Break, faint violet is the Aftershock, none is neutral.
Fault: at the right, how many quiet hours closed at each level of the range. The dashed line is the level with the most.
Now
The live chart.
The last 120 closed hourly candles, with the Coil below. This chart shows the shape of the range, not the price. Times are UTC.
Break: an arrow on the hour the bot's Break fired. Teal above the band, violet below.
Phases: the strip along the top. Teal is Coiling, violet is the Break, faint violet is the Aftershock, none is neutral.
Fault: at the right, how many quiet hours closed at each level of the range. The dashed line is the level with the most.
Chart it in Telegramthen send /chart ETH
Open on TradingViewAdd Aftershocks Coil once from its script page and it stays in your favourites.
Questions.
What is the Coil for Ethereum?
Coil runs from 0 to 100. 100 is the quietest in five days. Ethereum is at 35.3% Coil as of 08:00 UTC, 12 October 2026: 42 of the other 119 hours in its last 120 had a range as wide or wider.
When did Ethereum last reach 100%?
Ethereum last reached 100% Coil at 23:00 UTC, 3 October 2026. It stayed there one hour.
Does a high Coil mean a big move is coming for Ethereum?
No. It says the range has been tight. It says nothing about what comes next.
Where do the candles come from?
Coinbase, hourly, closed candles only. A coin needs 139 closed candles to warm up.
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How this is measured
- Fresh as of
- 08:00 UTC. We only count hours that are done.
- New coins wait
- A coin needs about six days of hourly candles before it gets a number. No shortcuts.
- Sitting out
- Nobody right now. Thin or stale coins don't get a number until they catch up.
- Where the numbers come from
- Coinbase's public feed. Hourly. Closed candles only.
- Same math, on your chart
- Charts
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