Ethereum’s price has been making lower highs and lows recently, following a decisive reversal from the key $2,000 area. Considering the current market structure, more downside can be expected.
By Edris
On the daily chart, the price has recently broken below the $1,650 support. However, this level is currently being retested. A further bearish continuation is likely if the price fails to climb above the broken level soon.
The recent bearish crossover between the 50-day and 200-day moving averages is also a negative signal, indicating the potential beginning of a downtrend in the coming weeks.
Looking at the 4-hour timeframe, it is evident that after weeks of testing the $1,650 support zone, the price has finally broken through and is currently pulling back towards it.
If the market rises above the $1,650 level in the coming days, a rally toward $1,750 is imminent. Otherwise, a deeper decline would materialize, spreading fear among investors and making them wonder if the bear market may not be over yet.
By: Edris
Over the past few weeks, Ethereum’s price has been trending down after being rejected from the $2,000 resistance level multiple times. Analyzing the futures market sentiment can provide insights into the current situation.
This chart shows the taker buy-sell ratio with a 30-day moving average applied to enhance visualization. The metric indicates whether buyers or sellers are executing their orders more aggressively. Positive values are associated with bullish sentiment, and negative values are considered bearish.
This metric has been trending in the negative region over the past few months, indicating that futures market traders are bearish on ETH. As long as this is the case, there is a low probability of a bullish reversal in the short term.
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