Ethereum has climbed more than 5% in the past 24 hours, pushing back above the $2,100 level that traders have been watching closely. The move came after President Donald Trump threatened consequences for Iran over access to the Strait of Hormuz, which briefly eased oil price pressure and lifted risk assets.
Ethereum (ETH) Price
Trading volume more than doubled during the spike, reaching $16 billion in 24 hours. That figure represents about 6% of ETH’s circulating market cap.
Around $280 million in short positions across the crypto market were liquidated during the move. Bitcoin rose 4%, Solana gained 3.5%, and XRP added 3% in the same period.
The $2,000 level held as support before the bounce, forming what analysts describe as a higher low on the daily chart. ETH is now retesting resistance near $2,150, a level it has failed to break on multiple occasions.
Analyst Ted shared a chart showing ETH bouncing from a support cluster and reclaiming $2,100. The chart maps out resistance zones at $2,200, the mid-$2,400 range, and $2,624 above that.
The Relative Strength Index has moved above 55 and above its 14-day average. A push past 60 on the RSI could point toward a continuation move, according to the chart analysis.
Analyst Jake Wujastyk shared a weekly chart showing Ethereum’s MACD beginning to curl upward from deeply negative levels. The blue MACD line is moving back toward the orange signal line after a prolonged decline.
Similar setups on the same chart have appeared near local bottoms before price moved higher in later weeks. The pattern is not a confirmed breakout but suggests selling pressure may be easing.
Analyst Ali Charts flagged the $1,800 level as critical, describing current price action as a possible ascending triangle. He wrote that if $1,800 holds as the triangle’s base, a rally toward $4,900 could follow.
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $120 million in total net inflows on April 6. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $60.8 million in single-day inflows, bringing its total historical net inflow to $11.62 billion.
Fidelity’s FETH came in second with $40.1 million. Total net assets across Ethereum spot ETFs now stand at $12.28 billion, representing 4.74% of Ethereum’s total market cap.
The Fear and Greed Index rose from 23 to 38, moving from Fear toward Almost Neutral.
The CME FedWatch tool shows markets no longer pricing in a rate cut in 2026, which has weighed on risk assets broadly. Ethereum ETFs ended last week with $42 million in outflows before the inflow reversal on April 6.
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