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Ethereum’s price started a fresh surge and traded above $2,365, but it is now consolidating. The next direction may depend on whether ETH can clear the $2,400 resistance level.
ETH moved steadily higher above the $2,220 zone and is currently trading above $2,300 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. After breaking below a rising channel, support on the hourly chart was noted around $2,385 for the ETH/USD pair (data feed via Kraken).
Ethereum managed to hold above $2,200 support and then accelerated upward, pushing through $2,220 and $2,280. The bulls drove the price above the $2,365 resistance, forming a high at $2,417. Since then, the price has been correcting lower, including a move below the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level of the upward move from the $2,180 swing low to the $2,416 high.
Immediate resistance is seen near $2,360, followed by key resistance around $2,380. The next major resistance is at $2,400. If ETH makes a clear move above $2,400, it could target $2,480. A further upside break above the $2,480 area could open the way for gains toward the $2,550 resistance zone and potentially $2,620 in the near term.
If Ethereum fails to clear $2,400, it may begin a downside correction. Initial support is near $2,320, with the first major support at the $2,300 zone. A clear break below $2,300 could push the price toward $2,270 and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of the move from the $2,180 swing low to the $2,416 high. Additional losses could then bring ETH back toward the $2,220 region, with main support at $2,180.
Major support level: $2,270
Major resistance level: $2,400
Source: ETHUSD on TradingView.com

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