Ethereum is attempting to stabilize after a steep downside move that dominated late January and early February.
Following a rapid selloff and a sharp rebound from local lows, price action has shifted into a consolidation phase, suggesting the market is reassessing direction rather than continuing aggressive distribution.
This behavior matches the structure highlighted by crypto trader GainMuse, where ETH previously traded within a wedge formation before breaking down.
His analysis shows price compressing beneath resistance before volatility expanded decisively to the downside, resolving the pattern and pushing ETH into a lower structural range.
At the time of writing, ETHUSDT is trading around $1,967, as shown on the TradingView chart. After printing a sharp local low near the lower boundary of the structure, Ethereum rebounded quickly before transitioning into sideways movement, indicating a pause in downside momentum.
The $1,900–$1,950 area stands out as a key support zone, where buyers reacted strongly following the selloff. Above current price, the $2,050–$2,100 region represents near-term resistance, visible from multiple failed recovery attempts. The descending resistance line remains intact overhead, continuing to cap upside attempts within the broader structure.
Volume expanded significantly during the selloff and the immediate rebound, signaling active participation during the impulse phase. Subsequent consolidation has occurred on comparatively lighter volume, consistent with a market transitioning from directional movement into digestion.
From a structural perspective, Ethereum is no longer in breakdown mode. Price is now reacting within a stabilization zone, where continuation will depend on whether support holds and whether price can reclaim ground toward resistance. Failure to hold the current base would keep downside risk active, while sustained acceptance above resistance would be required to shift the broader structure.
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