Weekly forecast: ETH struggles to reclaim momentum

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Ethereum weekly forecast

Highlights

Ethereum trades near $1,972, down over 34% monthly, consolidating below the $2,000 level.
Next week likely range: $1,900–$2,100, with $2,050 as key resistance and $1,850 critical support.
Bitcoin correlation, macro trends and ETF flows remain decisive for ETH’s next directional move.

Since that drop, price action has flattened, forming a sideways range just under the $2,000 psychological level. Buyers have attempted several rebounds above $2,050, but each rally has struggled to gain sustained momentum. Volume has cooled compared with the peak liquidation phase, suggesting that panic selling has largely subsided. However, the broader structure remains technically weak, with lower highs still visible on the chart. Overall sentiment remains cautious as Ethereum searches for a more durable base.

Next week forecast: range trading likely, with $2,050 as the first resistance test

In the coming week, Ethereum may continue trading within a $1,900–$2,100 range unless a strong catalyst emerges. A decisive move above $2,050–$2,100 would improve short-term sentiment and could open the door toward $2,200, where heavier resistance may appear. However, repeated failures near the $2,100 zone suggest that buyers still lack conviction.

If ETH slips below $1,900, the price could retest the $1,850–$1,800 area, which now serves as critical support. A break below that level would increase the risk of renewed downside pressure. Volatility is expected to remain elevated, especially during U.S. trading hours and around macroeconomic releases. For now, sideways consolidation appears more likely than a sharp breakout.

Key drivers: Bitcoin correlation, macro signals and investor positioning

Ethereum’s short-term direction remains closely tied to Bitcoin, as ETH continues to move in strong correlation with broader crypto sentiment. Macroeconomic developments, including interest-rate expectations and liquidity trends, will likely shape overall risk appetite. ETF flow dynamics across the crypto market may also influence whether institutional demand provides additional support. Regulatory headlines or policy discussions could quickly shift investor confidence in either direction.

On-chain activity and staking participation remain relatively steady, but they are not currently driving short-term price action. Market positioning appears less leveraged than earlier in the month, reducing the probability of forced liquidations but not eliminating volatility. Until Ethereum reclaims and holds above key resistance levels, the market is likely to remain cautious and reactive.

Recently we wrote that the crypto market edged higher, with total capitalization rising to approximately $2.32 trillion, up 1.51% over the past 24 hours.

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