Ethereum at a Crossroads: Momentum Slows but Inflows Remain Strong
The post Ethereum at a Crossroads: Momentum Slows but Inflows Remain Strong appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, sends mixed signals as traders and analysts try to determine where its next big move will be. The price of the ether token has recently dropped. Despite this price drop and the Taker Buy-Sell Ratio falling about 30% in the past month, analysts say strong institutional inflows and a stunning outperformance of ether against bitcoin this quarter say the price of ether has a shot at turning upward again. Market Sentiment Shifts as Sellers Step In In recent days, one of the more pressing concerns has been Ethereum’s weakening short-term structure. The Taker Buy-Sell Ratio—a metric that gauges aggressive buying versus aggressive selling on exchanges—has been falling quickly. This generally signals that sellers are starting to take the order flow, which is often a precursor to a market pullback. Caution is arising from Ethereum’s ETH price action. After a strong rally earlier this month, ETH has just below a major resistance level stalled out. This has created a technical setup that has traders closely watching the second-largest cryptocurrency for signs of either a breakout or a breakdown. $ETH showing signs of weakness? Taker Buy-Sell Ratio is falling fast, which usually means sellers are stepping in. Price is stalling below resistance… could be a small shakeout or a bigger move toward $2.2K. Worth keeping an eye on. Momentum looks like it’s shifting. pic.twitter.com/Z6nG1knZfr — Kyledoops (@kyledoops) May 25, 2025 If selling pressure continues and ETH fails to regain control of key resistance, a drop to around $2,200 could happen. Whether such a move is a temporary shakeout or the start of a deeper correction remains unclear. The stalling momentum occurs at a time when many market players were hoping for even more upward movement. Some analysts are looking at this as a possible…
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Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, sends mixed signals as traders and analysts try to determine where its next big move will be. The price of the ether token has recently dropped. Despite this price drop and the Taker Buy-Sell Ratio falling about 30% in the past month, analysts say strong institutional inflows and a stunning outperformance of ether against bitcoin this quarter say the price of ether has a shot at turning upward again. Market Sentiment Shifts as Sellers Step In In recent days, one of the more pressing concerns has been Ethereum’s weakening short-term structure. The Taker Buy-Sell Ratio—a metric that gauges aggressive buying versus aggressive selling on exchanges—has been falling quickly. This generally signals that sellers are starting to take the order flow, which is often a precursor to a market pullback. Caution is arising from Ethereum’s ETH price action. After a strong rally earlier this month, ETH has just below a major resistance level stalled out. This has created a technical setup that has traders closely watching the second-largest cryptocurrency for signs of either a breakout or a breakdown. $ETH showing signs of weakness? Taker Buy-Sell Ratio is falling fast, which usually means sellers are stepping in. Price is stalling below resistance… could be a small shakeout or a bigger move toward $2.2K. Worth keeping an eye on. Momentum looks like it’s shifting. pic.twitter.com/Z6nG1knZfr — Kyledoops (@kyledoops) May 25, 2025 If selling pressure continues and ETH fails to regain control of key resistance, a drop to around $2,200 could happen. Whether such a move is a temporary shakeout or the start of a deeper correction remains unclear. The stalling momentum occurs at a time when many market players were hoping for even more upward movement. Some analysts are looking at this as a possible…
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