Ethereum Price Slides to $2,200 as Charts Flash Sub-$2K Danger

Ben Graham · 6 horas atrás

What a week for the markets. Ethereum price briefly lost a price level many traders watch closely. ETH slid about 20% from its recent high and now hovers near $2,200, a zone that often acts like a floor. This drop comes as the wider crypto market cools after a strong run, shaking out fast money and over $2 billion in liquidations.

ETH already failed to hold $2,500 and then $2,400. That sequence tells us sellers control the short-term trend. If $2,200 gives way, many stop-loss orders trigger at once.

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Ethereum Price Analysis – Eyes Are Now on the $2200 Level

(Source: TradingView)

If ETH slips under $2,200 and stays there, $2,000 looms as a round-number magnet. Technicals show ETH pressing into a major support band between $2,100 and $2,200 after an extended decline, with oversold conditions on indicators like RSI signaling a potential rebound or further downside. Bearish patterns on the daily chart, combined with spikes in long liquidations and whale sell-offs, suggest deeper downside potential below $2,000 if support fails.

This risk ties into broader stress points like Ethereum liquidation risk. Recent dips have triggered over $291 million in liquidations, amplifying volatility.

(Source: Coinglass)

Zooming out, Ethereum also trades below its short-term average price, a common sign of weakness. That doesn’t predict doom. It signals caution. ETH is struggling below key moving averages, with historical rejections often leading to 14–27% further drops; another reset isn’t off the table.

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Is This a Crash or a Normal Ethereum Pullback?

Both ideas can be true. Ethereum still sits far above its last major bear-market lows, which keeps long-term holders calm. Short-term traders see a chart that favors sellers.

On-chain metrics underscore resilience amid the dip: daily transactions hover around 2.2–2.5 million, active addresses near 950,000–1.17 million (with new addresses added daily in the tens of thousands), and total value locked (TVL) in DeFi around $58–$61 billion despite recent pressure.

Stablecoin activity remains strong, with USDT on Ethereum seeing record active addresses around 300,000 on a 30-day average. Gas prices stay low at fractions of a cent, chain fees are modest, and DEX volume is robust at several billion daily, up notably on a weekly basis.

Staking continues at record levels, with a significant portion of supply locked, enhancing network security and reflecting a strong long-term commitment.

Institutional behavior adds pressure. Recent ETH ETF outflows show big players reducing exposure as volatility rises. When large funds step back, prices lose support.

However, positives include growing institutional interest, zero staking exits in some periods, and queues at multi-year highs.

That said, rebounds often start when fear peaks. If ETH reclaims $2,350 and then $2,420, momentum shifts quickly. Until then, risk stays elevated.

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