November 9 $ETH Market Update
ETH has fallen below $2,100, and the market is looking increasingly bleak. What should we do next?
ETH's rebound has continued to weaken over the past two days, with no meaningful counterattack.
It has now fallen further below $2,100, hitting its lowest level since mid-August. It really is very weak.
Meanwhile, 52,100 ETH options are expiring today, with a notional value of about $110 million, a Put/Call ratio of 1.27, and a max pain price of $2,220;
Another 8,591 $BTC options are expiring, with a notional value of about $637 million and a max pain price of $75,500.
The largest expiry this month is on November 27, when 72,800 BTC options will expire, with a notional value of $5.401 billion and a current max pain price of $80,000.
The next short-term support zone is around 2,060–2,020; if that fails, the next support target is 1,870.
The first resistance above is $2,145, with a strong resistance zone around $2,200–$2,220.
#EthereumSpotETFsSeeWeeklyNetOutflowsOf$365Million
ETH has fallen below $2,100, and the market is looking increasingly bleak. What should we do next?
ETH's rebound has continued to weaken over the past two days, with no meaningful counterattack.
It has now fallen further below $2,100, hitting its lowest level since mid-August. It really is very weak.
Meanwhile, 52,100 ETH options are expiring today, with a notional value of about $110 million, a Put/Call ratio of 1.27, and a max pain price of $2,220;
Another 8,591 $BTC options are expiring, with a notional value of about $637 million and a max pain price of $75,500.
The largest expiry this month is on November 27, when 72,800 BTC options will expire, with a notional value of $5.401 billion and a current max pain price of $80,000.
The next short-term support zone is around 2,060–2,020; if that fails, the next support target is 1,870.
The first resistance above is $2,145, with a strong resistance zone around $2,200–$2,220.
#EthereumSpotETFsSeeWeeklyNetOutflowsOf$365Million
