Ethereum has stagnated at $190 below its short-term resistance level in recent weeks, and both ETH bulls and bears have stagnated as they keep the cryptocurrency stable within the $180 area.
However, this wave of lateral trade could end soon, as analysts believe that ETH Bollinger Bands are tightening. Which means that large-scale price movements may be imminent.
Ethereum stuck while resistance stays strong in the $180 range
At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading down 1% at its current price of $185.70. A slight return from its daily high of $190, set yesterday in a brief upward movement, which ultimately results in this. Another rejection occurred in the resistance level.
Currently, ETH is trading at its lowest price seen in the last 24 hours. But it is close to an area where it has consistently found decent pressure. Which means it remains stable above this level in this period. May be able to do it. There is no significant movement of bitcoins to guide aggregate markets.
Bitcoin is contributing to ETH's side trade, as it has remained for around $8,700 during the last days after being rejected from the low zone of $9,000 earlier this week.
A great ETH movement may be incoming in the near future
Ethereum's Bollinger bands are currently incredibly tight, which may indicate that large-scale price movement is imminent.
RJ, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, talked about this in a recent tweet. Stating that November has also historically been a month of tremendous volatility for cryptocurrencies.
To the extent that this volatility can send ETH, Moon Overlord, another poplar crypto analyst, explained that they believe cryptography could point to $300 in the short term.
The next hours and days can be considered important for Ethereum since the response of its tight Bollinger Bands can set the tone of how it stays for the rest of the year.
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