The market took a nosedive over the weekend, and now ETH is on a clear path to retest the $2,500 support. According to market data by CoinGecko, ETH has been down 4% over the past day and 18% since Thursday.
Key Support levels: $2,500, $2,200
Key Resistance levels: $2,800, $3,000
With a bearish cross on MACD and plunging price, the outlook for ETH is not great. The rejection at the $2,800 resistance has intensified the sell-off. ETH is now heading towards the key support level at $2,500.
In case the latter level doesn’t hold, ETH might take another shot at January’s low amid $2200.
Chart by TradingView
Trading Volume: After five red days, the selling pressure was particularly strong last Friday, when the price moved below $2,800, which is a bearish sign.
RSI: The daily RSI is declining, in line with the recent price action. The RSI sits at 38 points at the time of this post, and there is still plenty of room to go lower until RSI reaches oversold conditions (below 30).
MACD: The daily MACD saw a bearish cross yesterday, and the price action today demonstrated it. This bearish momentum is expected to continue for some time.
Chart by TradingView
The current bias for ETH is bearish. So far, support around $2,800 – $3K failed.
ETH is in a clear downtrend and appears ready to retest price levels not seen since last month. The first line of defense lies at $2,500, the next at $2,200. A breakdown below, and ETH will record a new low since July 2021.
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