According to the latest trading data, ETH fell to a minimum of 3931 dollars during today’s trading session after several days of fluctuations, and then rebounded to around 4026 dollars. Although the intraday volatility was significant, the overall structure of Ethereum remains robust.
The factors leading to the fall of ETH are mainly three points: first, on the macro level, the “high interest rate maintenance” comments from Federal Reserve officials have once again suppressed market risk appetite; second, some short-term funds have shifted from mainstream coins to emerging token projects, resulting in a decline in Ethereum’s short-term liquidity; finally, on the technical level, ETH has encountered significant selling pressure in the $4170 area, with a tug-of-war between bulls and bears triggering a price correction.
Pullbacks do not indicate a trend reversal. From the on-chain active data, Ethereum’s average daily transaction volume and Gas fees remain high, and the ecosystem’s activity has not declined. In addition, the increase in trading activity on L2 networks (such as Arbitrum and Optimism) is also supporting the value of ETH.
For investors, the key lies in mindset. Short-term traders should pay attention to the support range of 3950 dollars; if it falls below this level, it may test 3850 dollars. However, medium to long-term investors should recognize that the ETH ecosystem is steadily expanding, the number of developers continues to grow, and the DeFi and NFT markets still present a rigid demand for ETH.
From an investment perspective, ETH often experiences a rapid recovery after breaking through key levels. Historical data shows that in multiple similar adjustments during 2023-2024, the price tends to regain its previous highs within 7-14 days after a decline.
ETH falling below 4000 USD should not be seen as a panic signal, but rather as part of a healthy market cycle. For investors who truly believe in the long-term potential of Ethereum, the pullback is actually a great opportunity to reposition.
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