📈 Ethereum Analysis: $2,063 Is the Last Line Before Inflation

$ETH This is an analysis of key levels—not a recommendation to buy or sell. Prices are from Kraken on the morning of November 10.

First: Price Structure
• The price is now around $2,116, with a range of $2,091–$2,239 over the past 48 hours
• Yesterday’s low was $2,063—the lowest level in months, with a slower recovery than Bitcoin
• The ETH/BTC ratio is 0.0284—Ethereum is clearly weaker than Bitcoin

Second: Key Levels
• Support: $2,063, then $2,000
• Resistance: $2,200, then $2,240
• The level that decides the day: $2,063—holding above it keeps consolidation alive; a break below opens the door to a deeper decline
• Invalidation level: A daily close below $2,063 invalidates the entire rebound thesis

Third: Derivatives
• Ethereum liquidations totaled $507 million in Sunday’s wave—the most of any coin. The largest single liquidation was $48.2 million on Binance
• Over the last 24 hours: $48.25 million in long positions and $17.09 million in short positions—the calm after the storm
• Funding is near zero—neither side is showing much enthusiasm ahead of inflation

Fourth: Flows
• Ethereum funds saw $365 million in outflows—the sixth consecutive week of outflows
• Bitcoin funds saw $12.2 million in inflows yesterday—the first green day after a bad week, but Ethereum still hasn’t caught up

Fifth: Two-Scenario Decision Tree
• Consolidation: Holding above $2,063 opens the way to $2,200, then $2,240—invalidated by a daily close below $2,063
• Decline: A break below $2,063 sends the price back toward $2,000—invalidated by a close above $2,200

What does all this mean? Ethereum took the biggest liquidation hit in the wave, and its recovery is slower than Bitcoin’s—so ahead of inflation, $2,063 is the whole story.

Quick question: Do you think Ethereum will hold above $2,063 or break below it amid inflation? Reply “hold” or “break.”

Source: Kraken, Coinglass, SoSoValue — November 10, 2026
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