Ethereum Pushes Higher, Holding $2,620 Support With $2,700 in Focus

Ethereum Holds Firm Above $2,620 as Traders Set Sights on $2,700 Breakout

Ethereum (ETH) continued its recovery Tuesday, stabilizing above the $2,620 mark after a sharp bounce from $2,584 during early trading hours. The move has strengthened bullish sentiment, with traders now closely watching for a potential breakout toward the $2,700 resistance zone.

The rebound coincided with elevated trading activity, with volume peaking during the 03:00 UTC hour as ETH surged to an intraday high of $2,645. This sharp move followed a strong defense of the $2,584 support level, where aggressive buying activity flipped the short-term trend.

Despite broader market uncertainty—including macro headwinds from global trade tensions and shifting Fed policy expectations—Ethereum has managed to maintain its bullish structure. Key indicators such as higher lows and consistent volume spikes suggest continued accumulation, especially in the $2,625–$2,627 range.

Analysts note that ETH’s momentum is being supported by fresh capital flows into spot ETFs and long-term interest from institutional players. If ETH can clear resistance at $2,645–$2,700, the next leg higher may materialize quickly.

With daily volume holding strong and technical support firming, Ethereum’s path toward $2,700 appears increasingly viable.

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