Ethereum: Expect this from ETH after the low volatility phase
Ethereum [ETH] insisted on its sideways momentum while its market consolidated over the last month. Post the bearish flag breakdown, buyers have not been able to break the bonds of the daily 20 EMA (red) resistance.
Further, the trendline resistance (white, dashed) has kept the alt’s peaks under bearish control for over three months.
Should the current candlestick see a robust close below the $1,045 support, ETH could eye an extended downside in the coming sessions. Any rebound from this level would likely continue the squeeze phase before an explosive break. At press time, the alt was trading at $1,222.5, up by 3.47% in the last 24 hours.
ETH Daily Chart
Source: TradingView, ETH/USD
ETH’s long-term trendline resistance has reliably rebutted the buying efforts by keeping them under a strong check for over three months. Also, the 20 EMA (red) has maintained its resistance and exhibited a bearish influence.
The coin lost nearly 70% of its value over the last few months (since early May). As a result, the alt gravitated toward its 17-month low on 18 June. Since then, the king alt has been consolidating in the $1,232-$1,045 range.
Should the 23.6% resistance provoke more selling pressure, ETH could see a pullback toward its immediate support. However, any close below the $1,045 support could extend the selling spree in the coming days. In this case, the potential targets would rest in the $990-zone.
Should the immediate support uphold a buying signal in the investors’ minds, ETH could retest the 38.2% level after a bounce back.
Source: TradingView, ETH/USD
The Relative Strength Index still needed to cross above the midline whilst depicting a relatively bearish edge. Its inability to find a close above the 50-mark could encourage the
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