#以太坊站上2450美元 Ethereum price defies 15 consecutive ETF outflows near $2,400: Is $2,548 the next target?
Ethereum price prediction: Technical support holds near $2,324 to $2,362
The ETH/USD daily chart shows Ethereum has been consolidating over the past few days. On the daily chart, the 100-day exponential moving average at $2,362 closely aligns with horizontal support at $2,324. Ethereum has tested this area multiple times but has failed to close below it, helping buyers push the price above $2,400.
Holding this area would preserve an important technical support line. A daily close decisively below this support would weaken the rebound structure and put the on-chain cost-basis support at $2,311 further in focus. Further downside could reach the next technical support at $2,215.
Ethereum’s first significant upside resistance levels are the 50-day EMA at $2,444 and the 20-day EMA at $2,500. These averages have capped the recent rebound. A sustained break above both would improve the short-term outlook and could pave the way for a test of horizontal resistance at $2,548.
Additionally, $2,781 presents higher resistance. The Relative Strength Index and stochastic indicator have both turned upward but remain below neutral levels. This suggests bearish momentum is weakening, although the bulls have yet to establish a clear advantage.
For now, holding the $2,324 to $2,362 range would help sustain the rebound, while reclaiming $2,444 to $2,500 would provide stronger evidence of a continued recovery.#WCTCS9

Yang Guang bit | October 21 $BTC —A $526 million single-day ETF net inflow drives a rebound breakout; trend turns bullish, buy on pullbacks
【Today’s Strategy】
Entry timing: Set up long positions on a pullback into the 82200—82500 range
Stop-loss: Set the long-position stop below 81800
Take-profit levels:
First target: 83200—83400
First target: 84000—84200
【Key Takeaways】
Last night, BTC surged in a single large bullish candle from around 81300 to 83436.9, driven by three positive factors: the Dow rose 1.02%, oil prices plunged 1.8%, and spot ETFs saw $526 million in single-day net inflows, the largest in a month. It is currently around 82920, with price above all moving averages on both the 1-hour and 4-hour charts, and the short-term trend has turned bullish. On the news front, Iran-U.S. nuclear talks are continuing with Qatar's mediation, while oil's retreat from highs is easing inflation concerns. The FOMC meeting will be held on October 27—28, and the market-implied probability of rates remaining unchanged in October is 82.3%, with rate-hike expectations cooling further. Today's strategy is to focus on buying pullbacks, with short positions near previous-high resistance as a secondary approach. Ride the trend throughout; there will be no trend-driven crash or sharp plunge.$BTC ‌#美光举办技术网络研讨会