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ETH Ethereum Price Analysis: Daily Chart
After a strong rebound from a local bottom, Ethereum began to test increasingly important resistance levels. The next few trading days will reveal more clearly whether the rally has enough momentum to continue to move upwards.
Judging from the daily chart, Ethereum remains stable above the downtrend line that was previously broken, confirming that its medium-term structure has improved compared to the fierce sell-off in June. After the breakthrough, the market successfully formed a series of higher highs and higher lows above the US$1,760 to US$1,820 support area and consolidated in this area.
However, the current rebound is approaching an important technical threshold. The supply area of US$1,880 to US$1,910 constitutes the first line of resistance, while the downward 100-day moving average at the daily level is just around US$1,950, creating close pressure. This creates overlap in resistance levels that could limit the current upward momentum until Ethereum attempts to challenge a wider long-term supply area between about $2,000 and $2,150.
As long as prices remain above the US$1,760 to US$1,820 support area, bulls still have a short-term advantage. However, a loss of this area would expose the next support around $1,550 to $1,640 and weaken the current bullish structure.
ETH/USDT 4-hour chart
In the four-hour time frame, Ethereum has slightly fallen below the uptrend line that underpinned the entire July rally. Although this break has not yet become a decisive signal, it suggests that bullish momentum is beginning to wane as prices trade within the $1,880 to $1,910 supply region. The current structure shows that bulls are gradually losing control after failing to continue their recent rally.
If Ethereum remains below the trend line that was broken, this trend could turn into a deeper correction, moving towards a significant demand area of about US$1,760 to US$1,790, when buyers are expected to enter. On the contrary, if the trend line can be regained and confirmed to have broken through the US$1,880 to US$1,910 resistance zone, it will negate short-term weakness and increase the possibility of another impact on the US$1,950 to US$2,000 zone.
Sentiment analysis
A one-month Binance ETH liquidation heat chart shows that there is a large amount of liquidity concentration near the US$1,500 level. Although Ethereum is currently trading at much higher prices than in the region, this liquidity cluster remains an important price magnet from a derivatives perspective.
If the current rally loses momentum and selling regain control, a deeper correction towards the $1,500 liquidity pool could attract prices as leveraged long positions will be closed. Such a trend is likely to be accompanied by a break in key technical support levels on the chart. Until then, the current overall structure remained positive, but the existence of this huge liquidity cluster shows that despite the recent rebound, downside risks have not completely disappeared.
