$ETH Started the session at $2,314 — holding reasonably well — then around 3AM something broke. A sharp, clean drop that took price from $2,314 all the way down to $2,175 in what looks like a single sustained flush. No gradual drift. No warning candles. Just a cliff.
What happened next is actually what I'm more focused on. After that drop ETH didn't recover. It's been grinding sideways between $2,175 and $2,220 for the rest of the day, sitting at $2,207 now — down 3.78%. That sideways action after a sharp drop isn't consolidation in my eyes. It's a market that tried to find buyers and found just enough to stop the bleeding but not enough to bounce.
Volume came in at $14.65B — up 20% — but a Vol/Mkt Cap of only 5.51% on ETH means this wasn't a high conviction move in either direction. The selling was sharp but participation wasn't extreme. Which makes me think this could be macro-driven rather than ETH-specific.
With $BTC also pulling back toward that $70,351 support zone right now ETH is just following the lead. It tends to amplify whatever BTC does in both directions.
What I'm watching
$2,175 as the floor that just got set — that's the line now
Whether BTC holds $70,351 — if it does ETH likely stabilizes here
A clean recovery above $2,250 would tell me today's drop was just a shakeout
Lose $2,175 and $2,100 becomes the next real conversation
Right now I'm not convinced this is done moving. I'm watching $2,175 like a hawk before forming any stronger view. 👀
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