Ethereum is trading around $2,100 after a modest 1.34% gain over the last 24 hours. Despite the small recovery, ETH is still down 3.72% on the week. Market cap sits at $253.63 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
Ethereum (ETH) Price
The token recently bounced off the $2,000 support level, which analysts say shows buyers are active in that zone. However, ETH has so far failed to push through the $2,150 resistance level.
Crypto analyst TedPillows noted the bounce from $2,000 was a positive sign, but said the real test is whether ETH can reclaim $2,150. If it does, a move toward $2,250 becomes likely. If not, a return to the $2,000 level is on the table.
Analyst Crypto Patel weighed in on X, calling $2,000–$1,400 a key demand zone and labeling $4,700 as the breakout trigger. He mapped out a longer-term upside path toward $10K, $15K, and $20K, stating: “The Smart Money Doesn’t Chase Green Candles. They Buy The Boring Range Nobody Talks About.” His view is that ETH may currently be setting up one of the best long entries of this cycle.
A second analyst, The Boss, pointed out that Ethereum’s long-term ascending trend line, in place since 2022, has not been broken. ETH recently bounced off this trend region, which he sees as a key defense level. He warned that ETH must hold above this rising trend area to keep the broader setup intact.
The RSI is sitting at 37.56, below the neutral 50 mark, and the RSI moving average is at 40.10. This shows sellers still have the upper hand, though ETH has not yet entered oversold territory.
The MACD line is at -52.1, with the signal line at -35.9 and a histogram reading of -16.2. These numbers confirm that downside momentum remains active.
On the hourly chart, a bearish trend line is forming with resistance near $2,110. ETH is trading above the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, which offers some near-term support.
Immediate resistance levels are at $2,110, $2,140, and $2,150. A clear break above $2,150 could open the door to $2,220, then $2,250, and potentially $2,320.
On the downside, initial support sits at $2,075, followed by $2,055 — the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement from the $2,001 low to the $2,147 high. A break below $2,055 could drag ETH down to $2,020 or $2,000. The main support below that is $1,940.
Ethereum is currently above the 100-hour Simple Moving Average and holding above $2,065, a level bulls need to defend to keep recovery momentum going.
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