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The Ethereum price once again failed to rise above $2,400 as Bitcoin surpassed $80,000 for the first time since February. It continues to respect a descending channel, with price once again rejecting near the upper trendline close to $2,400. This marks another failed breakout attempt, reinforcing the level as strong resistance. Despite multiple pushes higher, ETH has not been able to sustain momentum above this zone, keeping the structure capped in the short term.
At the same time, the price is now hovering around the mid-range, with $2,300 emerging as the key level to watch. This area aligns with the channel’s internal support and has repeatedly acted as a pivot. A clean hold here could trigger another move toward the upper trendline, but a breakdown would likely send the ETH price toward the lower boundary near the $2,200 region.
The stochastic RSI is cooling off from higher levels, suggesting the recent push is losing strength, while the MACD remains slightly bullish but is flattening. This combination reflects a slowdown rather than a reversal—but it increases the probability of a short-term pullback. If ETH holds above $2,300, the structure remains intact, and another attempt at $2,400 becomes likely.
Ethereum is not breaking out, but it’s rejecting and compressing. The repeated failure at $2,400 confirms sellers are still in control at the top of the range, shifting focus to $2,300 as the key decision level. With momentum starting to cool, the structure leans slightly bearish in the short term. Unless the ETH price quickly reclaims strength above the upper trendline, a breakdown below $2,300 becomes the more likely path, opening room toward the $2,200 zone.
