Ethereum (ETH) is facing a mild bearish pressure with a slight decline in its value but is also showing a resilience for a breakout potential. Its price has declined by 2.58% over the last 24 hours but has shown stability over the last week.
At the time of writing, ETH is trading at $4,376.66 with a market capitalization of $528.26 billion. Moreover, its trading volume is also down 23.11% to $44.16 billion, reflecting the cautiousness of the traders.

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A prominent crypto analyst, Ted, revealed that Grayscale made headlines this week by staking over $5.14 billion in ETH, signaling strong institutional confidence in the network’s long-term value. While big money consolidates around ETH’s stability and staking rewards, retail traders chase fleeting gains on volatile BNB Chain memecoins. The contrast underscores a widening gap between strategy and speculation.

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As Ethereum cements its dominance in decentralized finance, smart money continues accumulating quality assets while retail becomes exit liquidity for hype-driven trends. It’s a familiar cycle: institutions buy strength while smaller investors gamble on momentum plays. No wonder most are losing money this round.
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Moreover, the crypto analyst, Ted, noted that Ethereum (ETH) is hovering at a critical support level, a decisive zone that could shape its next major move. If bulls fail to defend this price area, market analysts warn that ETH could slide sharply toward the $4,250 mark. The pressure from recent selling has put Ethereum’s resilience to the test.

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However, if buyers intervene and manage to maintain this support, then a resurgence in the near term is a possibility for Ethereum. An upside bounce from here could re-establish bullish impetus with $4,956 as a resistance ahead. ETH is, for the moment, at a juncture, with the coming days set to determine the near-term trend.
The weekly chart of Ethereum (ETH) registers the price just below the 9-week SMA at $4,449, registering slight bearish momentum. The present Bollinger Bands are fairly broad, implying volatility is still present, with the support near $3,665 and the resistance near $5,406. The latest red candle is a sign of short-term selling pressure after a failed move to remain higher than the mid-band.

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RSI at 61.22 is still in the bullish range but moving downward from the 66 mark, signaling the weakness in momentum. The MACD also indicates convergence, with the signal line nearer to the MACD line, as shown by the possibility of a bearish crossover for a while. On a larger time frame, Ethereum’s trend remains positive but is exposed to short-term correction risk until it regains the $4,450–$4,500 region.
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