Ethereum Holds Range, Eyes $3,300 as Buy Opportunity
The post Ethereum Holds Range, Eyes $3,300 as Buy Opportunity appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A crypto analyst thinks Ethereum is holding up nicely despite the recent pullback. Ethereum has rebounded from a recent drop to $3,507, showing buyer interest. Dropping to $3,300 will build upside liquidity for Ethereum and set up a bullish reversal. Ethereum faced resistance at $3,860 last Monday before sliding to $3,507 later in the week. Despite a partial recovery to $3,694, analyst Michael van de Poppe stated that the pullback may not be over, hinting at ongoing consolidation before the next decisive move. Update on $ETH. It’s holding up quite nicely. The BTC pair consolidates, while the markets are dropping south. It rejected a crucial resistance area, through which I assume we’ll potentially be seeing a new low. That’s a buy the dip opportunity. It’s also… pic.twitter.com/D6ERZQhAhY — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) July 25, 2025 ETH could drop to $3,300 In his X post, the analyst highlighted how the ETHBTC pair resisted a massive pullback but consolidated, while the broader crypto market crashed. Van de Poppe considered it a show of strength by Ethereum, which he expects to continue when bullish momentum returns. In the meantime, the analyst identified a potential bottom for the latest ETHUSD pullback around the $3,300 region. Using a screenshot of the ETHUSD 3-hour timeframe from TradingView, Van de Poppe revealed existing bullish liquidity around the identified region waiting to be taken and recognized the potential effect of the upcoming weekend, citing the crypto market’s tendency to experience price corrections between Fridays and Saturdays. Related Articles: Ethereum Faces Breakout Moment as Top Analyst Eyes $10K Bull Market Target An early Rebound for Ethereum? Although Van de Poppe’s analysis projects further decline for Ethereum, the top altcoin has remained within this week’s range, trading between $3,860, as the top of the range, and the identified support at…
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A crypto analyst thinks Ethereum is holding up nicely despite the recent pullback. Ethereum has rebounded from a recent drop to $3,507, showing buyer interest. Dropping to $3,300 will build upside liquidity for Ethereum and set up a bullish reversal. Ethereum faced resistance at $3,860 last Monday before sliding to $3,507 later in the week. Despite a partial recovery to $3,694, analyst Michael van de Poppe stated that the pullback may not be over, hinting at ongoing consolidation before the next decisive move. Update on $ETH. It’s holding up quite nicely. The BTC pair consolidates, while the markets are dropping south. It rejected a crucial resistance area, through which I assume we’ll potentially be seeing a new low. That’s a buy the dip opportunity. It’s also… pic.twitter.com/D6ERZQhAhY — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) July 25, 2025 ETH could drop to $3,300 In his X post, the analyst highlighted how the ETHBTC pair resisted a massive pullback but consolidated, while the broader crypto market crashed. Van de Poppe considered it a show of strength by Ethereum, which he expects to continue when bullish momentum returns. In the meantime, the analyst identified a potential bottom for the latest ETHUSD pullback around the $3,300 region. Using a screenshot of the ETHUSD 3-hour timeframe from TradingView, Van de Poppe revealed existing bullish liquidity around the identified region waiting to be taken and recognized the potential effect of the upcoming weekend, citing the crypto market’s tendency to experience price corrections between Fridays and Saturdays. Related Articles: Ethereum Faces Breakout Moment as Top Analyst Eyes $10K Bull Market Target An early Rebound for Ethereum? Although Van de Poppe’s analysis projects further decline for Ethereum, the top altcoin has remained within this week’s range, trading between $3,860, as the top of the range, and the identified support at…
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