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Following a 30% Drop in 2 Weeks, Where’s the Bottom for ETH? (Ethereum Price Analysis)

Any optimism for a rally is fading quickly as the Merge upgrade date approaches. Two weekly candles closed in red, warning of the formation of a bearish structure. Ethereum lost approximately 30% of its value over that period.

Technical Analysis

By Grizzly

The Daily Chart

Ethereum is forming a lower low on the daily chart. The structure, followed by the formation of lower highs and lower lows, can be the precursor of continuous declines. So far, the bears managed to erase the 50% increase from July (in yellow).

Let’s assume that the DXY index, which has just broken the last high, continues its upward trend. In this case, Ethereum is likely to test the horizontal support at $1,300 in the short term, which intersects with the 61.8% Fib golden level (in green).

The end of the downward trend could come only if the price forms a higher high and higher low. Until then, the bearish bias remains strong.

Key Support Levels: $1450 & $1300


Key Resistance Levels: $1600 & $1750

Daily Moving Averages:


MA20: $1719


MA50: $1602


MA100: $1521


MA200: $2166

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Source: TradingView

The ETH/BTC Chart

Against Bitcoin, the bears pushed the price down 11% in the last two weeks as attempts to retest the horizontal resistance at 0.082 BTC (in red) had little effect. The pair is currently trading near horizontal support in the 0.072-0.073 BTC range (in green). A close and break below this level could trigger the start of a corrective wave. The target of such movement is considered in the range of 0.065-0.066 BTC (in yellow).

Key Support Levels: 0.0.073 & 0.065 BTC


Key Resistance Levels: 0.083 & 0.088 BTC

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Source: TradingVIew

On-chain Analysis

Transaction Count (SMA 30)

Definition: The total number of transactions where the transfer of tokens has been executed.

The number of transactions on the network, which had an utterly downward trend since the all-time high, increased sharply during the recent bullish leg. This was likely due to recently released news about the Merge.

Interestingly, before the start of the current correction, this index dropped. This can often be considered a warning for an incoming drop.

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Source: CryptoQuant
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Ethereum Layer 2 Arbitrum One Surpasses 1 Billion Transactions

Arbitrum One, the Ethereum Layer 2 optimistic rollup, has surpassed 1 billion transactions this week. This feat was accomplished by Arbitrum One within three years of its mainnet launch in August 2021.

As of October 1st, Arbiscan recorded a total of 1.003 billion transactions.

In comparison, Coinbase’s Layer 2 network, Base, has logged 755 million transactions so far, while OP Mainnet trails with 347 million.

Notably, Arbitrum One also leads in total value locked (TVL) among Layer 2 solutions, currently sitting at $14.3 billion, with Base at $7.32 billion and OP Mainnet at $6.57 billion, according to the data compiled by L2Beat.

Earlier last month, stablecoin issuer Paxos announced its plans to launch its products on Arbitrum One. The main objective behind the partnership is to further institutional integration onto the Arbitrum network and bring real-world assets on-chain.

Via Arbitrum, the company intends will tap into Ethereum’s deep liquidity at higher speeds and low cost and engage Arbitrum’s active DeFi ecosystem.

While weighing on choosing Arbitrum One as the first Layer 2 chain to integrate with Paxos, Walter Hessert, the company’s Head of Strategy, commented,

“We are excited to partner with Arbitrum to bring more real-world assets on-chain. Arbitrum is known for its speed, security and scalability, which is critical to driving long-term adoption of digital assets across industries. In the next three years, the adoption of stablecoins by both retail and institutional users will explode and Paxos will drive that paradigm shift.”

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Sui Bridge Launches on Mainnet, Connecting Ethereum and Sui

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Coinbase Sees Strong Q4 for Bitcoin, Fueled by US Rate Cuts, China Stimulus

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