Ethereum Breaks Downtrend as Bulls Aim to Reclaim $2,000 Level

Ethereum Shows Signs of Recovery

Ethereum is experiencing renewed bullish momentum after months of selling pressure, trading around $1,800. Key developments include:

  • ETH trades below the $2,000 mark but is defending critical demand zones.
  • Analyst Ted Pillows indicated Ethereum has broken out of its downtrend for the first time since December 2024.
  • Trading volume is recovering, raising hopes for a potential rally above $2,000.
  • Current price action suggests a critical inflection point as ETH consolidates after significant drawdowns.
  • Improving market sentiment may support further upward movement.

Ethereum breaking above a long downtrend | Source: Ted Pillows on X

Technical Analysis

Currently priced at $1,807.99, Ethereum is holding above key support levels:

  • 200-period simple moving average at $1,700.49
  • 200-period exponential moving average at $1,783.99

While ETH remains below the psychological $2,000 resistance, short-term momentum favors bulls. A break above the $1,860-$1,880 range could lead to a retest of $2,000. Conversely, failure to maintain above the 200 EMA may result in a drop toward the $1,740-$1,700 zone.

ETH holding above the 4-hour 200 EMA | Source: ETHUSDT chart on TradingView