Ethereum Price Analysis: 200-day EMA Halts ETH Recovery At $3150; Hold Or Sell Now?

The symmetrical triangle breakout kick starts a new Ethereum(ETH) price recovery. The buyers have surged the altcoin by 12.5%, hitting the $3200 mark. However, the 200-day EMA prevents any further price rally, suggesting a minor pullback is needed before the bull run could continue. 

Key points: 

• The ETH chart shows rejection at $3200 resistance.
• The intraday trading volume in Ether is $9.11 Billion, indicating a 16.26% loss.

Source- Tradingview

The two-month consolidation phase in Ether price favored the bulls with a bullish breakout from the descending trendline of the symmetrical triangle. The post retest rally initiated a four consecutive green candle which pumped the altcoin by 11.26%.

The second-largest cryptocurrency traders at the $3144 mark displayed higher price rejection at 200-day EMA. If sellers revert the coin price from this EMA resistance, the minor pullback can find solid support of $3000. 

This dip opportunity could bring more long traders into the market, suggesting their next target at $3600.

Conversely, if sellers slip the altcoin below the $3000 mark, the resulting downfall could meet the support trendline.

On-chain metric-Global In/Out of the Money

• The GIOM metric shows 75.77% are ‘In The Money’ and experiencing profit. On the flip side, 20.02% of holders are at the money projects.
• The nearest green cluster shows possible support at $2884, followed by $2456. Moreover, the next red cluster indicates the demand zone $3332 and later $3796.

Technical Indicator

• The 200-day EMA line restricts buyers from rallying beyond the $3200 mark. On the other hand, the recently flipped 50-day EMA should assist in forming the dip support.
• The MACD indicator escapes its own consolidation below the neutral zone and reenters the bullish territory. A significant spread between the MACD and signal shows sustain buying from traders.

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