Ethereum
Ethereum Slides Toward $2,500 Following Channel Breakdown
Technical analysts monitor lower support levels for Ethereum after the asset dropped below its trading channel.
Ethereum fell 5.60% over 24 hours to $2,558.66, bringing its seven-day decline to 5.86% with roughly $18.76 billion in daily trading volume, according to CoinGecko data. The pullback followed a technical break below its prior range channel.
Market analyst Ali Charts identified $2,540 and $2,500 as the next immediate downside areas, noting that sustained weakness could impact the wider altcoin sector. Trader Crypto Patel pointed to $2,562 as a decisive daily closing level, identifying a potential long-term accumulation zone between $2,053 and $1,868 where Fibonacci retracements, a fair value gap, and an order block converge.
Patel also noted an additional technical level at $1,717, while retaining longer-term targets of $5,000 and $10,000 as personal views rather than forecasts backed by current data.
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