Ethereum Classic weekly forecast: Extends recovery but faces overbought risk
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is trading near $9 after slipping almost 3% over the past week, as its recovery momentum faces signs of exhaustion. The corporate picture remains muted, casting focus on technical factors and modest participation levels heading into the new week.
Highlights
- Ethereum Classic trades at $8.98, down 2.82% over seven days, but holds a bullish long-term structure.
- Short-term trend has weakened with current support at $8.753 and resistance at $9.36.
- MACD shows strong buy momentum and Stoch RSI reads oversold, indicating potential for a near-term bounce toward an expected range of $8.514347 to $9.445652.
Bullish bias emerges after decline as MACD outpaces oversold Stoch RSI
On the daily chart, structure shows Ethereum Classic moving through a sustained move lower with a firm trend, but the price sits above all key daily moving averages. Volatility stands at 10.38%, and while MACD signals strong buy momentum, Stoch RSI reads oversold at 7.786715, pointing toward the potential for a near-term bounce. Immediate support aligns at $8.753 and the Ichimoku Kijun at $8.75, while resistance is set at $9.36. This combination suggests an underlying bullish bias but with some short-term exhaustion after recent declines.
Upside bias persists next week unless support levels give way
In the week ahead, the expected range is $8.514347 to $9.445652. There is a very high probability of an increase and a very low probability of a decrease. Base case sees Ethereum Classic holding within the defined range, anchored by support at $8.753. A sustained move above $9.36 would open up room for further gains, while a break below $8.753 would signal renewed downside risk.
Earlier, analysts noted that Ethereum Classic had maintained bullish momentum despite emerging overbought conditions and heightened volatility. The current setup signals that while support at $8.753 remains pivotal, fading momentum makes the $9.36 resistance a critical level to watch for renewed directional cues in the coming week.