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Ether futures on Binance have risen to a near two-month high as aggressive buyers moved into the market over the past week. Buy-taker volume has climbed above $5 billion, and the current order-flow setup suggests the ETH rally may continue.
On Binance, the 24-hour cumulative net taker volume reached $5.5 billion, up 72% from $3.2 billion earlier in the month. This metric reflects the difference between market buy and sell orders, helping indicate who is driving price action.
Crypto analyst Amr Taha said that when buying spikes near local highs, it points to stronger conviction among market participants. Sustained demand of this type often keeps buyers in control of short-term price direction.
Ether’s $2,400 resistance is associated with a liquidity gap. The ETH price has been compressing below $2,400, a level that has been tested three times since Feb. 6. Each rejection has reduced the density of overhead sell orders.
A decisive move above $2,400 could expose the $2,475–$2,634 range, where a daily fair-value gap is located. That gap formed during February’s sell-off, leaving unfilled orders. The article notes that ETH may revisit these zones to rebalance flows as momentum builds.
Ether is also attempting to reclaim the 100-day exponential moving average (EMA), a level often linked to trend-continuation phases. Holding above this trend level would reinforce the upward rally.
The 200-day EMA is drifting toward the upper end of the imbalance zone near $2,634, creating a technical overlap with liquidity.
Derivatives data adds additional context. The futures cumulative volume delta (CVD) continues to rise toward $12.6 billion, while funding rates remain near neutral. This combination suggests leverage has not expanded aggressively alongside price.
With buyers’ demand strengthening and leverage remaining measured, the $2,475–$2,634 area is highlighted as a near-term liquidity cluster.
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