# Ether Rebound Faces Resistance as Key Support Holds

By Enna Lee

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Published: 2026-10-12T15:57:27.000Z
Updated: 2026-10-12T15:57:27.000Z
Section: Investing

> Ether recovered toward $2,550 after finding demand near $2,360-$2,420, but a sustained move above $2,660-$2,740 remains necessary to strengthen the recovery.

Ether (ETH) recovered toward $2,550 after its latest decline reached the $2,360-$2,420 demand zone, but the rebound remains below key resistance and has not yet confirmed a stronger recovery.

On the daily chart, ETH remains above its 100-day moving average near $2,240 and its 200-day moving average around $2,140. The 100-day average is still above the 200-day average, preserving the crossover formed earlier.

The main resistance area is between $2,660 and $2,740. A move above that zone would bring the recent $2,800 high back into focus, followed by resistance between $2,900 and $3,000.

Support remains concentrated near $2,360-$2,420, alongside the lower boundary of the ascending channel. A sustained break below that area would weaken the broader structure and shift attention toward the moving-average range between $2,140 and $2,240.

The four-hour chart shows ETH recovering after briefly moving below the $2,430-$2,480 demand zone and the lower ascending trendline. The price has since reclaimed the trendline area near $2,490-$2,500 but remains below the structure’s middle trendline.

That places $2,600 as the next nearby level, followed by the $2,660-$2,740 resistance zone. A decline below $2,490 would return the $2,430-$2,480 area to focus. A decisive break below the recent wick low near $2,400 would expose support between $2,220 and $2,280.

Spot average-order readings offer limited confirmation of large-order participation. Recent observations have been concentrated in the normal-order category rather than the whale-sized readings seen during earlier periods, including the June-August price base.

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