Technical analysis of the 2-hour timeframe chart shows that Ethereum has already printed a series of lower highs and lower lows following its rejection around $2,380 in mid-March. The most recent lower low saw the Ethereum price drop to the $1,960-$1,990 zone over the weekend, which confirms that sellers are still battling for control, forcing the market into what RLinda describes as a counter-trend correction.
This type of correction often creates the illusion of recovery. Price begins to grind upward or move sideways, but within the context of a broader bearish structure. The charts reflect this clearly, with Ethereum now attempting a modest rebound after establishing a local bottom just below $2,000 over the weekend.
Price Battlegrounds To Watch Out For According to RLinda, Ethereum may test the 2025 to 2038 liquidity zones. A short squeeze would provide a good signal for a potential decline. Price resistance levels to watch in this case are at $2,025, $2,037, and $2,062. The point of interest (POI) at $2,062.50, which is also shown on the chart above, is the most important one.
