Ethereum, holding at $2,000... Warning of "eventual fall"

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Ethereum (ETH) is attempting a rebound in the $2,000 range after a long-term decline, but structurally, it has not yet escaped the bearish trend.

U.Today reported on May 2 (local time) that Ethereum rebounded below the $2,100 level, with buyers stepping in to defend, but this is merely a limited rebound and not yet a trend reversal.

Currently, Ethereum has been maintaining an upward trend by raising its lows since the February low. However, the price is still moving below the 50-day and 100-day exponential moving averages, and both indicators maintain a downward slope. The 200-day exponential moving average is also positioned above, emphasizing that the overall trend remains bearish.

On the upside, the $2,300 to $2,400 range acts as a key resistance. This area is a technically dense zone where the downtrend line and the 50-day moving average overlap, making it a high-probability area for concentrated selling pressure. The current price movement is closer to stagnation than an upward breakout.

Trading volume also fails to support a reversal signal. The recent rebound was analyzed to be formed mainly by short position liquidations and short-term buying, rather than strong buying inflows. Since it is not a long-term accumulation trend, questions are raised about the sustainability of the rise.

On the downside, the $2,000 range has established itself as a key support level. Repeated defenses have been observed, acting as both a structural and psychological support zone.

However, as time passes without a resistance breakout, the likelihood of retesting this support level increases. If it fails to break through $2,400, the price could retest $2,100, followed by continued downward pressure towards the $2,000 range.

If $2,000 collapses, the decline could extend further, leading to an additional drop to the $1,800 range.

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