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Ethereum remains under pressure after a recent decline cleared many long positions, while a liquidation heatmap continues to highlight a major liquidity cluster near $2,220. ETH is also testing weak micro support around $2,289, and analysts say the short-term structure stays bearish unless buyers push price through the $2,319–$2,374 resistance area.
During the latest drop, Ethereum saw a large batch of long liquidations, according to a liquidation heatmap shared by CW.
The chart shows ETH falling sharply after moving near the upper liquidity bands. While the decline cleared many long positions, the heatmap still shows a major liquidity cluster around the $2,220 area.
That level is now the main downside zone to watch. If ETH weakens again, price could move toward the cluster as remaining long positions face pressure. The heatmap, however, does not confirm a full breakdown on its own; it indicates where liquidation pressure may build if price continues falling.
Ethereum is testing the 78.6% retracement level near $2,289, according to a chart shared by More Crypto Online.
The analyst described the $2,289 area as weak micro support, meaning ETH has not yet shown enough strength to confirm a short-term recovery from the current zone.
The chart shows ETH trading below a descending trendline while price remains near the retracement area. Until ETH prints a clear upside impulse, the short-term structure continues to lean lower.
Downside areas: $2,240, then deeper levels around $2,179 and $2,120. These levels are described as falling inside a marked support zone for a possible wave 3 of (c) decline.
Upside resistance: ETH needs to reclaim the resistance area between roughly $2,319 and $2,374. A move through that zone would weaken the bearish short-term count.
For now, Ethereum remains vulnerable. The 78.6% retracement near $2,289 is holding as micro support, but the charts still point to downside risk unless buyers generate a stronger impulse move and break above the $2,319–$2,374 resistance range.
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