|

Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH/USD makes its way above $200, the recovery is slow

  • Ethereum settles above $200 following sharp sell-off to $198 support.
  • ETH/USD may stay in a range limited by $210.00 on the upside and $200.00 on the downside.

Ethereum bears took ETH price below psychological $200 on Monday, but a fresh buying interest located around this level helped to push the price back inside the previous consolidation range. ETH/USD hit the intraday low at $198.00. At the time of writing, the coin is changing hands at $203.10, down 4% on a day-to-day basis. The short-term trend remains bearish, while the volatility is low.

ETH/USD on-chain data

According to Intotheblock data, a large cluster of 2.5 million ETH addresses with 4.19 million ETH are clustered in the area from $206.00 to $218.00, which means the bulls may have a hard time pushing through. The number of large transactions has been declining and reached 376 on Sunday. Their total value amounted to 901k. The volatility has been also declining, which is understandable by the coin's consolidation pattern.

ETH/USD: Technical picture

On the daily chart, Ethereum holds above SMA50 and SMA that creates a strong support area around $190.00-$187.00. As long as the price stays above these lines. the overall picture remains bearish, while ETH has more chances to retake $210 than to test daily SMA200 at $175.75. The daily RSI is starting to reverse to the upside, which adds credibility to the bullish scenario.

On the upside, buyers will face the first brick wall on the approach to $210.00. This level stopped the recovery on Sunday and may serve as s strong barrier on Monday. Once it is out of the way, the upside is likely to gain traction with the next focus on $215.00, which is the upper border of the previous consolidation channel. 

ETH/USD daily chart

Author

Tanya Abrosimova

Tanya Abrosimova

Independent Analyst

 

More from Tanya Abrosimova
Share:

Editor's Picks

XRP approaches key support as risk-off sentiment deepens
Ripple (XRP) is trading at $1.06 on Monday, maintaining its position within a broader bearish trend. The token’s technical outlook continues to deteriorate, pressured by declining retail participation. Appetite for risk assets remains lethargic, as reflected in the Fear & Greed Index, which is embedded in the Fear territory at 28.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP extend decline amid renewed risk-averse sentiment
The cryptocurrency market remains weak on Monday, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling toward the nearest $62,000. Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) reflect the sell-off across altcoins, edging lower toward $1,800 and $1.05, respectively. Risk appetite remains subdued, as the Fear & Greed Index holds steady at 28, deep within Fear territory.
The Bitcoin futures yield collapse: Once over 20%, now less than Treasury notes
Once a goldmine for carry traders, Bitcoin futures have flipped, consistently underperforming plain‑vanilla U.S. Treasuries every month since February. Carry trades consistently yielded 20% or more across regulated and unregulated crypto exchanges during the 2021 bull market. The strategy involved shorting Bitcoin futures while simultaneously buying a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF).
The crypto market is moving in the opposite direction to equities
The crypto market’s market capitalisation has fallen by 1% over the past 24 hours, returning to levels last seen in mid-July. The positive momentum the market showed in the first half of last week failed to take hold. Once again, we are seeing a negative correlation with the Nasdaq 100 index, this time in the form of falling cryptocurrencies while shares rise. Could this be becoming the new norm?
Bitcoin: Bulls hold the line
Bitcoin (BTC) edges slightly lower, trading at $64,300 at the time of writing on Friday but holding firmly above a key support zone. US-listed spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) support BTC as they continued to attract institutional flows through Thursday, pointing to the fourth consecutive week of net inflows.