Ethereum Declines Slightly After Bitcoin Broke Below $10,000
At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading down just over 2% at its of $221, which marks a notable decline from its daily highs of just over $230 that were set yesterday.
It is important to note that the meteoric rise that sent ETH from lows of $185 to its recent highs occurred mostly over a three-day period, with its uptrend transforming into a bout of sideways trading once it reached roughly $220. It now appears that the cryptocurrency is about to retest this previous resistance level, and how much support this offers the cryptocurrency could provide massive insight into whether or not it will be able to extend its recent uptrend.“ETH was able to breakout on the weekly chart. On smaller timeframes it looks like price is retesting the broken resistance as support,” he noted.
was able to breakout on the weekly chart. On smaller timeframes it looks like price is retesting the broken resistance as support. — Luke Martin (@VentureCoinist)
Data Suggests ETH has Massive Buying Pressure Between $209 and $216
If Ethereum bulls are unable to support its price above $220 in the near-term, it is unlikely its downtrend will cut too deep, as data from IntoTheBlock shows that a significant number of investors entered positions between $209 and $216, suggesting that this is a strong region of support.
“But what if the price of Ethereum starts declining? The IOMAP analysis reveals that ETH has a strong support level at the range of $209 to $216, where 838k addresses bought 4.02m,” they noted referencing the data point seen below.
5) But what if the price of starts declining? The IOMAP analysis reveals that ETH has a strong support level at the range of $209 to $216, where 838k addresses bought 4.02m — IntoTheBlock (@intotheblock)
If the aforementioned region continues to hold as strong support, it is highly probable that Ethereum will be able to further extend its recently incurred uptrend.
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