Altcoins News
By Maheen Hernandez
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Ethereum is entering a pivotal phase of trading as whale accumulation strengthens while technical indicators show continued weakness.
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What makes this moment noteworthy is the contrast between price action and on-chain behavior.
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The recent failure to break and hold above the $3,660 resistance level contributes to the technical pressure.
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Institutional demand continues to build beneath the surface, however. Bit Digital reported a dramatic 542% quarterly increase in staking revenue, rising to $2.
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The supply of Ethereum increased by 18,262 ETH this week — a figure that reflects growing investor confidence rather than distribution.
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Trading volume tells a more encouraging story. With $2.2 billion in spot volume on Binance in the past 24 hours, it is clear that activity remains elevated.
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Technicals continue to lean bearish. The RSI reading of 33.86 reflects growing downside pressure, sitting near but not quite inside oversold territory.
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Bollinger Band dynamics amplify that outlook. ETH is currently tracking near the lower band at $2,842, with a %B score of 0.19, placing the asset close to the breakdown threshold.
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Two price levels are now the primary focus for traders. The first is support at $3,007 — a key pivot and psychological level.
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Correlation trends add context. Ethereum continues to follow Bitcoin during this recovery period but remains noticeably weaker by comparison.
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The next phase for ETH depends on whether accumulation or technical pressure proves stronger.
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In the bearish case, failure to hold the $3,007 pivot exposes the lower boundary at $2,874 as the next downside target.
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Traders are adjusting risk strategies to match heightened volatility. With a 14-day ATR of $221, Ethereum’s price swings demand disciplined position sizing.
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The market is ultimately balancing two forces: visible weakness in short-term technicals and reinforced confidence among long-term institutional buyers.
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