以太坊价格分析：ETH落后，有可能回落至2.1万美元

币界网Published on 2024-08-23Last updated on 2024-08-23

币界网报道：

以太坊在2.8K美元的水平上一直面临巨大阻力，这标志着几个月楔形模式的下限。

价格走势表明，它可能正在完成回调，可能会将价格推向2.1万美元的门槛。

技术分析

作者：Shayan

每日图表

几周来，以太坊一直在努力应对2.8K美元的几个月楔形下限，这表明可能会完成回调。

在回落到这一关键阻力位后，价格进入了一个轻微的盘整期，反映出市场需求不足。这一阻力附近的低波动性表明，回调可能即将结束。

鉴于2.8万美元附近的巨大供应压力，拒绝可能导致价格下跌至2.1万美元的关键支撑位。

此外，100日移动平均线正接近320万美元200日移动平均线上以下的交叉点，可能形成“死亡交叉点”。这种模式通常预示着市场前景看跌，进一步支持了280万美元的拒绝预期和随后的价格下跌。

来源：TradingView

4小时图表

在4小时图上，以太坊在2.8K美元阻力位附近盘整后，已进入0.5（2.6K美元）至0.618（2.7K美元）斐波那契水平之间的关键区间。

价格正面临强劲的抛售压力，难以突破这一关键阻力，几乎没有看涨势头。

目前，ETH正在测试楔形模式的下限。如果抛售压力加剧，价格跌破这一边界，则可能证实看跌趋势的持续，目标是2.1万美元的支撑位。

密切监测未来几天的价格走势至关重要，因为进一步调整的可能性仍然很高。

来源：TradingView

链上分析

作者：Shayan

分析以太坊的期货市场指标提供了有价值的见解，补充了传统的价格分析。

此图表突出显示了Taker买入卖出比率，这是期货市场最重要的指标之一。它衡量的是买家与卖家在执行订单时的总体攻击性。

最近，Taker Buy-Sell Ratio暴跌至几个月来的最低水平，表明市场存在巨大的抛售压力。然而，该指标此后开始回升，略有上升。

这表明买家正试图将以太坊的价格推高到关键的2.8K美元阻力位之上。如果这一比率的上升趋势继续下去，目前的回撤阶段可能会在短期内延长。

来源：CryptoQuant

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