- Ethereum fell toward $2,600 after breaking below its recent 2,650-2,730 trading range.
- Michael van de Poppe is watching Ethereum’s 100-week EMA, with a weekly close below it potentially signaling deeper correction.
- RSI at 29.91 and a deeply negative MACD highlight strong selling pressure, with $2,500 and $2,400 as supports.
Ethereum Breaks Below Its Recent Range
Ethereum traded at $2,607.57, down 0.29%, after opening at $2,615.64. The session reached $2,617.17 before falling to $2,606.75. However, the move followed a broader decline from recent levels.
Since that peak, Ethereum has struggled to hold its gains. The recent move also broke the $2,700 area and pushed price toward immediate support at $2,600.
Analysts Watch The $2,600 Support
According to van de Poppe, a weekly close below that average could lead to a deeper correction. Meanwhile, Daan Crypto Trades highlighted a sharp rise in open interest after the latest move. He said funding turned negative while spot selling remained strong.
According to Daan, the market contains both traders buying the dip and shorts adding to downside momentum. He said unchanged prices could lead to another squeeze.
RSI and MACD Show Heavy Selling
The chart shows RSI at 29.91, while its moving average is at 47.32. RSI has moved below the traditional 30 threshold. Additionally, the MACD line is at -15.98, below the signal line at -3.87.

