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Ethereum tests US$1820 resistance, ETH/BTC exchange rate breaks through upward

2026-07-13 00:31:18
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Ethereum rebounded above $1800, with $1820 to $1850 becoming the next resistance range.

After Ethereum rebounded from the $1750 region, it once again stood at the $1800 mark. The next resistance band in the market is between $1820 and $1850. Ethereum is currently trading at approximately US$1809, rising by approximately 0.7% in 24 hours, during which the price fluctuated between US$1780 and US$1828. It briefly broke through US$1820 during the day, but the market still needs a stronger daily close to confirm an effective breakthrough at this level before it can move further towards US$1850 and US$1900.

Prior to this rise, Ethereum had tested the same resistance cluster. Previously, Ethereum was close to the breakthrough level of US$1800, and its MVRV pricing band, TD series resistance level and chain-intensive cost range were all concentrated around US$1796 to US$1816. If it fails to hold above this range,$1780 will become the first short-term support level, followed by recent lows near $1750. Once it falls below $1750, Ethereum will return to the volatile range before this round of rebound.

The ETH/BTC ratio is close to 0.028, and the trend is strengthening

Ethereum's exchange rate against Bitcoin has also strengthened. The ETH/BTC ratio is trading around 0.0283, near the upper edge of the recent range of volatility, after breaking through the downtrend line that has limited its movement since the first half of 2026. This relatively strong trend provides Ethereum with a more solid background than a mere rebound in the dollar price. In the latest market conditions, the trading price of Bitcoin is about US$63900. Whether Ethereum can regain US$1820 depends on the continued strength of the ETH/BTC ratio.

During the rebound, the position structure on Bitfinex has become increasingly unilateral. Ethereum's long margin positions have increased significantly, adding leverage to break through the trend. Huge long positions may accelerate when resistance breaks through, but if Ethereum falls below $1780, it will also increase the risk of liquidation.

ETF capital inflows and exchange withdrawals support spot supply

From July 6 to July 10, the US spot Ethereum ETF attracted a total of US$84.3 million in funds. Among them, the inflow was US$20.7 million on July 6, US$26.9 million on July 7, and US$70.5 million on July 8, followed by an outflow of US$52.2 million and a recovery inflow of US$18.4 million. Fidelity's FETH products contributed most of the July 8 inflow. Before this round of demand recovery, the inflow of Ethereum ETF funds from institutions such as BlackRock, Fidelity and Gray had been uneven.

In sync with ETF activity, exchange balances are tightening. Binance recorded more than 166,000 Ethereum withdrawal transactions in a single day, setting a new high in more than three years. The growth rate of futures positions continues to exceed spot trading volume, making the US$1820 to US$1850 range a direct test of whether leverage demand can translate into sustained price breakthroughs.

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