Latest Ethereum price and analysis (ETH to USD)

Ethereum analysis

Ethereum surged above the $3,000 level of resistance over the weekend as it looks to complete a full recovery from January’s plunge to $2,160.

Despite the recent rally, the world’s second largest cryptocurrency remains in a downtrend on all higher timeframes. This will only be confirmed as a reversal with a daily close above $3,400.

It is expected that Ethereum will come back down to test the broken $2,890 level of resistance as a new base of support, which would coincide with Bitcoin sliding back down to between $40,500 and $41,000.

ETHUSD chart by TradingView

From a technical perspective, Ethereum’s relative strength index (RSI) hit a low of 21.45 on January 25, indicating it was in a deeply oversold posture. The RSI hadn’t been that low since the Covid-inspired crash of March 2020.

There is still a feeling of cautious sentiment surrounding this recent rally as there hasn’t been a clear news catalyst to drive price action to the upside.

If Ethereum can break above $3,400 on convincing volume, it could well trigger a macro reversal and present opportunities for a new all-time high in the later stages of 2022.

However, traders will be on guard for a potential lower high, which would bring around eventual downside targets of $2,000 and $1,700.

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About Ethereum

Ethereum was launched by Vitalik Buterin on July 30 2015. He was a researcher and programmer working on Bitcoin Magazine and he initially wrote a whitepaper in 2013 describing Ethereum.

Buterin had proposed that Bitcoin needed a scripting language. He decided to develop a new platform with a more general scripting language when he couldn’t get buy-in to his proposal.

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Oliver Knight

Londoner ‘Ollie’ graduated from Birmingham City University with a journalism degree in 2016. He combines his writing with his love of crypto and blockchain here at Coin Rivet, saying “It disrupts well-established institutions (banks) while giving an avenue to the less fortunate to achieve financial freedom.” Like all true Londoners, his pet hate is… “People standing on the left-hand side of the escalators on the Tube!”.