Ethereum ETH price and analysis
As of , Flicker's read of Ethereum (ETH) on the 1 day chart is Hold, with 3 of 6 factors agreeing; the nearest distribution zone is $2,262.49–$2,323.20, with a stop at $2,452.17 and a first target at $1,818.86.
Similar, with their read
Verdict · 1 day
Hold
Price sits 0.5% below zone D1, $2,262.49–$2,323.20. In line with the read: Fear & Greed, Breakout setup, and Risk level. Leaning up: Cycle phase. Leaning down: Trend direction and Momentum.
What would change this
It would move to Buy if Trend direction turned up. It would move to Sell if Cycle phase turned down. A close above $2,452.17 cancels D1.
D1 · $2,262.49–$2,323.20
1:2.3· Price is 0.5% below the zone
The setup starts when a daily candle closes back below the zone after reaching it.
First seen Oct 31
- $2,452.17
- 8.4% from the entry at $2,262.49
- zone cancelled above
- $1,818.86
- Take 70% off here
- TP2
- $1,747.45
- Take 30% off here
3 alerts: entry, stop, and TP1.
If you hold $ of it, this zone is where the read would sell. If price climbs to the stop instead, selling here gives up about $42.
Work out what selling here gives up at the stopDetails
Why these targets
- TP1 a price area with heavy trading
- TP2 past support or resistance and an extended move, adjusted for the market cycle
moves about $85.98. The stop sits about 1.5 times that above the zone.
6 of 11 indicators lean down
- Leans up strength 0.28
RSI
31.35
- Leans up strength 0.16
MFI
36.74
- Leans up strength 0.3
Stochastic %K
16.55
- Leans up strength 0.27
Williams %R
-77.47
- Neutral
CCI
-149.34
- Leans down strength 0.26
MACD histogram
-11.78
- Leans down strength 0.4
MACD cross
-11.78
- Leans down strength 0.23
ADX
30.84
- Leans down strength 0.6
Parabolic SAR
2,379.55
- Leans down strength 0.67
Moving averages aligned
2
- Leans down strength 0.31
Trend direction
30.84
D1 drawn · pick another zone on the chart
1 day candles, last 500: price $2,251.70, low $1,505.68, high $4,956.78. Zone D1 drawn from $2,262.49 to $2,323.20, stop $2,452.17, first target $1,818.86.
- 50-day average$2,522.20
- 200-day average$2,159.41
Factors
3 of 6 agree- Sellweight 29%
Trend direction
Downtrend · strength 31%
- Sellweight 24%
Momentum
Negative · Weak quality
- Holdweight 18%
Fear & Greed
Fear (32)
- Holdweight 18%
Breakout setup
Weak setup · Neutral
- Buyweight 12%
Cycle phase
Accumulation
- Holdweight 0%
Risk level
Medium risk
Analysis, not advice. Prices move; you can lose money.
In plain words
The data shows a downward trend with moderate strength and consistency, currently trending lower. This means the price is generally falling, though not with extreme force. The momentum is negative, with weak selling pressure, indicating a lack of strong buyer interest. Volatility is normal, suggesting that prices are not fluctuating wildly. There is a distribution zone with a stop at 2,452.17 and an entry range from 2,262.49 to 2,323.20, with the first target at 1,818.86. The analysis is mixed, as there are no buy, sell, or accumulation zones identified, but the risk level is slightly elevated.
Written by AI from the 1 day read of . Analysis, not advice.
Technicals
- Nearest support
- $2,159.00
- 4.1% below
- Nearest resistance
- $2,300.00
- 2.1% above
200-day range $1,505.68–$2,807.34
- About as volatile as usual: its recent range is narrower than about 72% of its own past readings.
- Volume's trend does not agree with the direction price took over the last 50 days. The last 4 of them on their own traded about 62% of the chart's average volume.
Futures
Where it trades
All zones · 1 day
Frequently asked questions
What is Ethereum (ETH)?
Ethereum (ETH) is a cryptocurrency you can track and analyze on Flicker, last trading around $2,251.70. This page pulls together its live price, an interactive chart, technical indicators, market and funding data, recent news, and an AI-written summary, so you can see how ETH is trading without hopping between tools.
Is Ethereum a good investment?
That depends on your goals, time horizon and risk tolerance; no tool can decide it for you, and crypto is highly volatile. What Flicker gives you is the data to judge for yourself: ETH's trend, momentum, risk level and market sentiment, refreshed as conditions change. For Flicker's verdict and the exit before the entry, see Should I buy Ethereum?
Is Ethereum safe, or is it a scam?
"Safe" means two things in crypto. The markets themselves carry real risk — ETH's price can move sharply, so never invest more than you can afford to lose. Separately, watch out for scams that impersonate well-known coins through fake giveaways or phishing; only use trusted platforms and protect your wallet keys. Flicker shows Ethereum's current risk level to help you weigh this, but no analysis removes crypto's underlying volatility.
Why is Ethereum's price going up or down today?
Over the past 24 hours, ETH has moved +0.26%. Flicker's Fear & Greed gauge for ETH currently reads 32 out of 100. Crypto prices move on a mix of forces — overall market sentiment, large buy or sell orders and liquidations, macro news and interest-rate expectations, and coin-specific developments. Flicker helps you see what's behind ETH's move through the live chart, momentum and volume readings, funding rates, and a real-time news feed on this page. No single factor explains every move, but together they give you the context.
How does Flicker analyze Ethereum?
Flicker runs ETH's recent price data through a set of technical indicators (trend, momentum, volatility, volume and money flow, and market cycle) and distils them into plain-language readings, an AI-written overview, and buy and sell zones on the chart. Flicker also has dedicated Ethereum pages for its buy, hold or sell verdict, breakout score and Fear & Greed sentiment.
Where does Flicker's ETH data come from, and how often does it update?
Flicker analyzes real market candles from major exchanges, defaulting to the venue and pair with the highest trading volume for ETH. Live prices refresh roughly every 30 seconds, while the full technical analysis — indicators, zones, and the written overview — recomputes about every 15 minutes and whenever the cached data goes stale. It's built to inform your research, not to predict prices or give financial advice.