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ETH price finally polevaulted the $2,000 resistance, but will retail demand and network use support the current bullish momentum?

ETH rallied alongside Bitcoin as new spot ETF news emerged, and the altcoin could benefit from the failure of its layer-1 competitors.

ETH’s technical and on-chain indicators point toward further downside, but there is a silver lining.

The Ethereum network has faced withdrawals from its smart contract applications, putting the recent ETH price rally in check.

Weak derivatives metrics, and declining TVL and DApps use, put Ethereum bears in a better position to keep ETH price below $2,000.

Ethereum price looks poised for additional downside as low as the $1,560 level.

Developers claim Synquote handled one single trade of over $1 million of notional volume with no detectable slippage in its beta period.

Ethereum could eventually fall afoul of the SEC, but at the moment, key data points suggest ETH is poised to hold the $1,800 level.

Amid regulatory uncertainty, the approval has been seen as a small win for the U.S. crypto market and institutional investors.

3 key indicators are behind the prolonged bearish trend in Ether, and data fails to identify an immediate catalyst for a price breakout.

The failed rally above $2,000 on May 6 has proven that ETH bulls are nowhere near comfortable adding leveraged longs.

Another top-20 U.S. bank bites the dust, but Ethereum price fails to benefit from the event.

Ether traders have been neutral-to-bearish for the past week, indicating little confidence in ETH breaking above $2,000.

The upcoming version will combine aspects of an automated market maker (AMM) and money market.

ETH traders are exercising caution ahead of the April 12 Shapella hardfork, but the signal to watch is staking unlock requests.

Ether’s market performance and derivatives metrics have lagged behind Bitcoin, possibly due to traders’ expectation of heavy sell pressure after the Shapella upgrade.

ETH’s price is showing strength, but network and derivatives data suggest that ETH will struggle to hold the $1,850 price level.

ETH investors appear unconcerned about the regulatory challenges facing the crypto market and are instead selecting to focus on the network’s next upgrade.

Traders question whether the underperformance is due to the Shapella hard fork, while derivatives data indicates that ETH buyers lack conviction.

Investors are unwilling to add long positions as the Shanghai Fork is expected to unlock a significant amount of ETH over a short period.

Holding gains above $1,750 remains a challenge for ETH, but derivatives data shows traders believe future downside moves will be limited to the most immediate price support.

ETH derivatives data shows bullish traders becoming more comfortable with the $1,700 price level, creating an opportunity for further rallies.

ETH derivatives data shows bulls becoming less inclined to defend the current price level, creating an opportunity for more downside.

ETH price is finding support at $1,560 and multiple data points are beginning to hint at a possible rally to $1,800 before the end of February.