👀 Possible scenario:
Ethereum (ETH) is showing strength after a 6.3% jump to $2,712 on May 27. If it holds above $2,600, analysts see potential for a breakout toward $3,000–$3,400. Despite trading sideways most of May, ETH is up nearly 48% in Q2 and 98% from April lows. It’s attempting to break out of a symmetrical triangle after failing to surpass its recent high of $2,738. ETH is up 47.8% in Q2 but still down 19% YTD. While technicals look strong, risks remain: network fees have plunged, and leveraged trades caused losses in 8 of 10 recent price surges.
SharpLink Gaming (SBET) boosted sentiment with a $425M ETH treasury, buying 120,000 ETH—backed by Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin. The move mirrors MicroStrategy’s BTC strategy and could tighten ETH supply.
✅ Support and Resistance Levels
Support level is now located at 2,495.00.
Now, the resistance level is located at 2,735.00.
Ethereum (ETH) is showing strength after a 6.3% jump to $2,712 on May 27. If it holds above $2,600, analysts see potential for a breakout toward $3,000–$3,400. Despite trading sideways most of May, ETH is up nearly 48% in Q2 and 98% from April lows. It’s attempting to break out of a symmetrical triangle after failing to surpass its recent high of $2,738. ETH is up 47.8% in Q2 but still down 19% YTD. While technicals look strong, risks remain: network fees have plunged, and leveraged trades caused losses in 8 of 10 recent price surges.
SharpLink Gaming (SBET) boosted sentiment with a $425M ETH treasury, buying 120,000 ETH—backed by Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin. The move mirrors MicroStrategy’s BTC strategy and could tighten ETH supply.
✅ Support and Resistance Levels
Support level is now located at 2,495.00.
Now, the resistance level is located at 2,735.00.
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