Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading around $2,680, after a strong recovery from below $2,400. The recent rally pushed ETH close to the important $2,800 resistance, but sellers appeared near that level.

📊 Key Levels to Watch

🟱 Support: $2,600–$2,650

🔮 Major Resistance: $2,780–$2,800

🚀 Above $2,800: The next areas traders may watch are around $2,900 and $3,050. Reuters' technical analysis also identified $3,050 as a potential target after the recent breakout.

⚠ Important downside levels:

If ETH loses the $2,600 area, selling pressure could increase. Reuters highlighted approximately $2,560–$2,565 as an important level, with the $2,350–$2,360 zone becoming more significant if the decline deepens.

💰 ETF Demand Is Worth Watching

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded about $66.1M of net inflows on September 24, extending their positive-flow streak to five sessions. This shows continued institutional demand, although ETF flows alone do not guarantee that ETH's price will rise.

🔎 My ETH Watchlist

For me, the most important thing now is not chasing the price. I would watch:

‱ $2,800 breakout + strong volume

‱ ETF inflows/outflows

‱ BTC's direction

‱ ETH trading volume

‱ Whether $2,600 continues to hold as support

If ETH successfully breaks and holds above $2,800, the market could start focusing on higher resistance zones. If it fails repeatedly and loses key support, a deeper correction becomes possible.

📌 Conclusion

ETH is at an interesting technical point: $2,800 is the key battle zone, while $2,600 is an important area to monitor on the downside.

Crypto markets are highly volatile, so these levels should be used for market analysis—not as guaranteed targets.

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