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<a href="https://xpertsstudio.com/ethereum-price-pulls-back-after-30-weekly-rally/” title=”Ethereum Price Pulls Back After 30% Weekly Rally”>Ethereum(ETH) is testing the $2.5K area after a 35% rally, with bullish momentum intact but overbought conditions raising the risk of consolidation or a pullback.
Key Points:
- Ethereum has reached the $2.4K-$2.5K resistance zone after breaking a prolonged bearish structure.
- A move above $2.51K could support another advance, while $2.22K-$2.31K is the first notable pullback zone.
- Overbought momentum and liquidity on both sides of price could produce volatile consolidation before the next sustained move.
Ethereum Resistance Test
The rally <a href="https://cryptopotato.com/ethereum-price-analysis-after-a-35-rally-is-eth-ready-for-another-leg-higher/” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>began from the $1.85K-$1.92K demand area and carried Ethereum through a descending trendline, major moving averages and the $2.07K-$2.15K resistance zone, according to analysis published Aug. 27 by CryptoPotato.
ETH is now trading near $2.5K, where the $2.4K-$2.5K range has become the next major resistance area. Buyers still have momentum, but they need to absorb supply around current levels for the advance to continue.
The daily relative strength index has entered overbought territory after the sharp move. That does not confirm a reversal, though it shows the rally has become extended and could give way to sideways trading or a corrective decline if selling pressure increases.
ETH Momentum Risks
On the four-hour chart, Ethereum has consolidated inside the $2.43K-$2.51K resistance band after rising almost vertically from about $1.9K. Shayan Markets said a decisive breakout and acceptance above $2.51K would indicate buyers remain in control and could clear the way for further gains. For now, the broader momentum remains bullish.
A retracement remains technically plausible after the rapid advance, with the first significant downside area between $2.22K and $2.31K and deeper support around $2.07K-$2.12K. Liquidation data also shows liquidity on both sides of Ethereum’s current price, leaving neither buyers nor sellers in complete control.
The current setup follows a roughly 35% advance from Ethereum’s recent base near $1.9K, which formed after price held the broader $1.85K-$1.92K consolidation zone.
That move broke the previous bearish structure and reclaimed the $2.07K-$2.15K area. The former consolidation zone remains the wider structural support if the latest breakout gives way to a deeper correction.
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Source: yellow.com