More than $1 billion worth of Ether has been removed from centralized exchanges in 24 hours, leading to speculation about imminent price gains for Ethereum as supply shrinks on many trading venues.

According to data shared by crypto analytics provider IntoTheBlock, $1.2 billion worth ETH was withdrawn from centralized exchanges on Sept. 16 to mark a new record in short-term outflows from exchanges. Ethereum (ETH) hit a curb at the beginning of September. With the full retrace of the profitable price action the week before, a descending trend line formed and is limiting further expectations to the upside. Buyers seized the opportunity around 3030 to add Ethereum to their current or new positions. Ethereum bulls pulled the trigger on their buy-orders and stepped in near the 55-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the historical level of 3030 originating from mid-May. This entry was offered to the buyers last week and this week. This way, volume is added to the rally, and the pullback was a perfect moment for ETH to have a cooldown.

BULLISH AND BEARISH CONDITIONS/ POSSIBILITIES :

An instant retest towards the red descending trend line at the top side is not unfolding already because sellers are defending an intermediary entry-level of them at 3671. That level originates from mid-May and coincides as well with the resistance level from May. This makes this a pretty substantial resistance medium-term. Expect bulls to sit and wait for their profit targets to arise. The resistance at 3671 will either break this week or next week. Once through there, it will be essential to see how ETH price action wil behave near 4000 and that descending top line. For the bulls, the 55-day SMA will edge up as well and act as a supporting factor.

If sellers can overhaul price action and test 3019, expect a lower break towards 2623. That level falls in line with the monthly S1 support level and has not been tested thus far on its support. So expect this level to stand firm against the first attempt from sellers.

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farhan fazal

Sep 19 2021