
However, ETH remains in an intact bull flag formation and looks healthier than BTC in terms of leverage levels and funding rates. While the $2,120 area acts as tough resistance, a break above would open a move to $2,340.
Ethereum seems rangebound but continues to hold a promising technical setup that could allow it to outperform Bitcoin if the broader market stabilises.
However, with BTC pulling back slightly, ETH hasn’t been immune. Local levels to the downside for ETH are the $2,000 to $2,020 area of support (green box in the chart); then, beneath that, the key level is $1,933. If $1,933 is reached, we will be DCA buyers of ETH there.
We are tracking ETH in a bull flag, so if the market can hold up, we believe ETH is technically set up to outperform.
On the RSI front, this is healthier than most. The daily and 3D timeframes are overbought, but they’re resetting, which is consolidatory and should be seen as positive for the market.


The above shows us that shorts have come in more in the past 24 hours, bringing longs and shorts into a healthier balance. There may be a slight flush out in leverage soon. However, the current level of open interest shouldn’t be enough to concern us reasonably.
If the market can hold up, ETH is the play that looks like it could get a more meaningful upside in the short term.
If the market can’t hold up, we would be DCA buyers with a long-term view sub $2,000, and we would be aggressive DCA buyers for the long-term between $1,850 and $1,933.