A 15% drop in less than two weeks, despite aggressive buying activity, is a significant bearish signal for ethereum, indicating strong selling pressure overwhelming demand.
Despite aggressive buying metrics and positive funding rates/cvd in the futures market, the price continues to decline. this suggests that sell orders are absorbing all demand, and the risk of breaking below $2,000 is high.
The article discusses price movements and metrics over the past two weeks and points to the immediate risk of retesting $2,000, indicating a short-term focus.
Cover image via U.Today Ethereum risks losing $2,000 Ethereum flashes mixed signals Advertisement The crypto market is flashing signs of a potential recovery from its prolonged volatility phase; however, Ethereum has continued to decline despite positive trading metrics. Latest analysis from Cryptoquant shows that Ethereum is witnessing aggressive buying activity across both spot and futures markets, but the momentum has failed to halt its price decline. Ethereum risks losing $2,000 Notably, Cryptoquant provided data revealing that Ethereum has declined from about $2,375 on May 11 to nearly $2,031 as of May 23. HOT Stories Crypto King Barry Silbert: Privacy Era is Here Zcash (ZEC) Paints Falling Star as Momentum Fades, Toncoin (TON) on Verge of Bullish Boundary, Shiba Inu (SHIB) Price Reset Is Near: Crypto Market Review This marks a decrease of 14.5% in the price of Ethereum in just less than two weeks, posing its price at the risk of retesting $2,000 in the near term. Advertisement You Might Also Like Sun, 05/24/2026 - 18:43 Ethereum's Buterin: 'My Power Will Continue to Decrease' By Alex Dovbnya While data shows that buyers are increasingly stepping in, it appears that the decline in the price of Ethereum is not being driven by a lack of buyers, but rather by an overwhelming number of sell orders absorbing incoming demand. The data further showed that spot market activity was significantly slow during the period as trading volume fell from 470,770 ETH to 256,963 ETH, representing a 45.4% decrease in about 12 days. Advertisement Ethereum flashes mixed signals While its futures market saw rising participation, open interest remained largely flat, as it surged by just 0.69%, moving from about $15.43 billion to $15.54 billion within the period. Nonetheless, Ethereum's Funding Rates remained positive throughout the decline and its Futures Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) continued to show long positioning dominance, yet its price kept plunging deeper. This suggests that long traders continued to top up their bets to maintain their positions despite the ongoing price weakness. While Ethereum has seen aggressive buying pressure in both spot and futures markets, analysts believe that the demand is being absorbed by available market supply and limit sell orders, hence the reason behind the consistent price dip. #Ethereum #Ethereum Price Prediction