ETH surged through December’s resistance, hitting $2,931 with a 4.62% monthly gain. Institutional players show mixed signals with ETF outflows meeting whale accumulation. Technical indicators flash neutral-to-bullish as price reclaims crucial moving average confluence. Market structure shifts higher despite volatility spike.

Ethereum darted through the $2,930 mark during Tuesday’s session, clawing back from a devastating 11.6% weekly drop that saw $105 million in leveraged long positions get liquidated. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap has shed 5.3% over the past month, but JPMorgan’s launch of a $100 million Ethereum-based tokenized fund signals institutional players are viewing this pullback as an opportunity rather than a warning. The main question for traders is: can ETH reclaim the crucial $3,074 level where the 20-day EMA now sits, or will sellers defend this former support-turned-resistance?

Ethereum surged to $2,839.74, reclaiming key support after a significant drop. Institutional buying, including a $70M purchase by BitMine, showed confidence in the market. With the launch of ZK Secret Santa protocol, traders are watching to see if ETH can surpass resistance at $3,176.

Ethereum’s battle with key support at $2,820 intensifies as the Fusaka upgrade approaches. Market structure undergoes critical testing as ETH defends against a 27% drop from highs. Tomorrow’s upgrade promises improvements, adding to an oversold technical setup reminiscent of August’s bounce. The question remains: will the upgrade spark a rebound or will ETH need to drop further?

Ethereum surged 5% this week to $2,806.63, recovering from December’s devastating drop that saw the second-largest cryptocurrency shed 27.6% in a month. The move higher comes as major banks increasingly turn to Ethereum for stablecoin and settlement infrastructure, providing fundamental support just as price tested critical technical floors. The main question for traders is: can this institutional-driven bounce transform into a sustainable trend reversal after ETH lost 35% over three months?

Ethereum’s price action tells a story of exhaustion meeting institutional support. The second-largest cryptocurrency shed $1,106 from December’s $3,913 peak to current levels around $2,808 – a devastating 27.5% monthly decline that ranks among the steepest corrections this year. Despite the technical damage, digital asset funds reported over $1 billion in weekly inflows with Ethereum capturing a significant portion alongside Bitcoin, while Fidelity’s blockchain fund exploded past $250 million using ETH for settlements. The main question for traders is: does institutional accumulation trump technical weakness, or will the charts dictate another leg lower before buyers truly emerge?

Ethereum has suffered a devastating monthly plunge of 28.78%, tumbling from December’s high of $3,916 to current levels at $2,741.22. The collapse accelerated after Vitalik Buterin’s warnings about quantum computing threats to Ethereum’s cryptography hit the wires, triggering stop-loss cascades through multiple support zones that had held since November. The main question for traders is: has ETH found a floor after this brutal washout, or does the technical damage signal more pain ahead?

Ethereum has suffered a devastating drop of 27% over the past month, sliding from December’s high of $3,916 to current levels around $2,810. The collapse erases nearly three months of gains and leaves ETH down 24.2% year-over-year, even as institutional adoption accelerates with Amundi launching Europe’s first tokenized fund share on the platform. The main question for traders is: does the awakening of a decade-dormant ICO whale who just staked $120 million signal a bottom, or merely provide exit liquidity for further declines?

Ethereum surged 26% this week, hitting $2,844 after bottom hunters emerged. Strategic buyers pushed past resistance as ETH reclaimed critical EMAs, with institutional confidence evident in $50M USDT borrowing. ADX at 42.5 signals genuine trend strength from oversold bounce. Traders await if momentum can hold above reclaimed levels or if $3,000 resistance will be defended.

Ethereum tested critical support at $2,841 with ADX signaling trend strength building. Market structure shifts higher as bulls defend $2,530 low, bouncing 12%. ADX climbs past 42, marking strongest directional move since November. Bulls aim to guard higher lows and $2,800 level after monthly drop of 26.19%.