Ethereum Falls 17% to $2,100 Amid Geopolitical Instability

Ethereum Price Summary

Ethereum has declined 17% since Friday, falling below $2,100.
The drop followed US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, causing panic selling in risk assets.
ETH temporarily found support at $2,100 but faces bearish momentum after breaking previous trading range.
Analyst Ted Pillows states that a reclaiming of the former range's top is necessary for bullish signals.
Since June, Ethereum has lost over 26% of its value, with geopolitical instability adding to market volatility.
If ETH does not break above $2,350, it risks further declines toward lower levels.
Current trading around $2,248 confirms a breakdown from support between $2,320 and $2,850.
High-volume selling indicates bearish pressure, complicating short-term recovery efforts.
Volume spikes suggest panic selling rather than a controlled correction.

The next few days are critical for Ethereum. A return above key resistance levels could indicate strength, while continued rejections may lead to more downside. The market remains cautious due to persistent inflation and macroeconomic pressures.