Can Ethereum ($ETH) Price Find Support at $1825 Amid Market Sell-off?

The Ethereum (ETH) price experienced a significant downturn this week, breaching the recently reclaimed monthly barrier of $1922. This decline signaled a failure to sustain a higher price, potentially leading to further selling pressure. Adding to the negative sentiment were concerns about the US Federal Reserve’s tightening policies. As a result, ETH witnessed a 5% drop over the last two days, reaching a low of $1825.

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Ethereum Price Daily Chart

• The ETH price plunged below the $1922 flipped support, signaling a potential bull trap and triggering selling pressure.
• Healthy retracement could pour more buying orders at $18250 support
• The intraday trading volume in Ether is $8.7 Billion, indicating a 31% gain.

Source- Tradingview

On June 5th, the Ethereum price plunged below the flipped support of $1922, indicating a potential bull trap. This development led to increased selling sentiment among investors, further pressuring the ETH price. 

As a result, the altcoin experienced a 5% drop in just two days, reaching a low of $1825. However, this support level aligned with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level provided a temporary pause in the falling prices, indicating a potential area where buyers might step in. 

A retracement to the 32.2% FIB is still considered healthy for the overall trend and therefore, the second-largest cryptocurrency is in a bullish trend. If the coin price shows sustainability above $1825 this week, the buyers could rebound and challenge the $2000 mark.

Will Ethereum Price Witness Long Correction?

If the selling pressure continues and breaches $1825 support, the sellers will likely prolong the downfall in ETH price. In such a scenario, the coin holders could see a potential 7% decline to reach the long-coming support trendline. The support trendline represents a historically significant level where buyers have shown interest to accumulate dips.

• Exponential Moving Average: The 100-day EMA slope near $1825 increases the support strength of this level.
• Relative Strength Index: The daily-RSI slope at 50% reflects a neutral sentiment among traders.