Ethereum Price Dips to $2,060 as Multi-Year Trendline Holds

Ethereum Price Dips to $2,060 as Multi-Year Trendline Holds

Key Takeaways

  • ETH is down nearly 6% in two days.
  • The 200-day SMA turned back today’s bounce.
  • A wick to $2,060 tested the trendline.
  • Daily RSI has slipped to 32.

Coindoo’s November 4 analysis caught ETH up 7% at $2,442, just under the $2,500 ceiling, and marked a daily close back below $2,226 as the point where that rebound would fail. On the Binance daily chart at 06:38 UTC on November 9, ETH trades at $2,117, down 0.48% on the day.

Binance ETH/USDT daily chart showing Ethereum at $2,117 below the 200-day SMA at $2,155 and above a rising multi-year trendline, with Fibonacci levels and daily RSI at 32.36.
Ethereum’s daily chart: the 200-day SMA turned back today’s rebound, while the multi-year trendline held the November 8 wick to $2,060. Source: TradingView.

That leaves Ethereum in a narrow squeeze: the 200-day SMA and the 0.500 Fibonacci level now cap it from above, and the multi-year trendline sits underneath.

From $2,450 to the trendline in five sessions

The November 4 candle closed above the 100-day SMA, but the move lasted one session. On November 5, ETH gave the gain back and closed under the 0.382 retracement near $2,307, then held around $2,240 for two days. The Fibonacci levels here are measured from the June low near $1,505 to the September peak near $2,803.

On November 8, ETH opened near $2,245 and fell through the $2,226 line from the earlier analysis. It cut through both the 0.500 level near $2,154 and the 200-day SMA, wicked as low as $2,060 and closed at $2,127.

Binance ETH/USDT monthly chart showing Ethereum at $2,117, down 6.15% in November, above a trendline drawn from early 2021, with the 50-month SMA at $2,469 overhead.
On the monthly chart, November’s $2,450 high stopped below the 50-month SMA as ETH returned to the trendline it reclaimed in August. Source: TradingView.

The 200-day now caps the bounce

Today’s session opened at $2,127 and rebounded to $2,160, a few dollars above the 200-day SMA at $2,155 and the 0.500 level, which sit about a dollar apart. Sellers met the move there and pushed ETH back to $2,117, the session low so far.

That cluster was support at the turn of the month, when the November 1 analysis caught ETH bouncing off it. Today it acted as resistance on the first retest from below.

The trendline gets its first test since August

The trendline under price runs from early 2021 through the 2022 bear-market lows near $1,000, and ETH tested it again in 2025. Price has traded above it since mid-August.

November 8 was the first test from above since then. The wick to $2,060 pierced the line, and the candle closed back above it.

The squeeze: about $75, or 3.5%, wide

near $2,080
Multi-year trendline
$2,117
ETH now
$2,154–$2,155
0.500 Fib and 200-day SMA

Momentum gave back the whole rebound

The 14-day relative strength index (RSI) reads 32.36, under its signal line at 36.49 and 2.36 points above the 30 oversold mark. On November 4 it had jumped to 55.57. Today’s reading is lower than the 33.83 recorded on November 1, before the rebound began. The monthly RSI is far less stretched at 46.08, just under its signal line at 47.07 and close to the midline.

Above price, the averages have tightened around the ceiling. On the monthly chart, November is down 6.15%, and its $2,450 high stopped just short of the 50-month SMA at $2,469.

That level sits beside the daily 50-day SMA at $2,473 and the 0.236 retracement near $2,497, a ceiling the daily and monthly charts share, which helps explain why every rebound since October has stalled under it.

The 50-day itself is falling toward a 100-day that has kept rising to $2,373, and the gap between the two has shrunk by about a third in five days.

Gap between the 50-day and 100-day SMAs

Daily chart snapshots

Nov 1$171 Nov 4$150 Nov 9$99

Why the trendline is no guarantee

ETH has broken this line before. June and July of this year both closed below it on the monthly chart, and it took the August rally to win it back. Today’s rebound also stalled at the first resistance it reached, a sign that sellers remain active above $2,150.

Where Ethereum’s levels cluster
Zone What sits there
$2,450–$2,497 50-month SMA, 50-day SMA and 0.236 Fib, capped November’s high
$2,307–$2,373 0.382 Fib and 100-day SMA
$2,154–$2,160 0.500 Fib and 200-day SMA, rejected today
$2,117 ETH now
$2,060–$2,080 Multi-year trendline and the November low
$2,000–$2,001 0.618 Fib and the round number
$1,783–$1,837 0.786 Fib and 100-month SMA

Reclaim or breakdown

Each route starts with a daily close beyond one edge of the squeeze.

Reclaim route

Trigger: a daily close above $2,155 and today’s $2,160 high

If the trendline keeps holding while RSI stays near 30, a close back above the 200-day could turn the November 8 break into a failed breakdown and open a relief move toward the 0.382 near $2,307, about 9% higher, and the 100-day at $2,373. The $2,469-$2,497 ceiling shared by the daily and monthly charts would stay the larger hurdle.

Breakdown route

Trigger: a daily close under the trendline near $2,080

A close below the line could expose the $2,060 November low first, then the 0.618 near $2,001 and the $2,000 mark, about 5.5% below the current price. Beneath those sit the 100-month SMA at $1,837 and the 0.786 near $1,783.

For the trendline itself, the November monthly close matters most, since that is the timeframe it was drawn on, and the month still has more than three weeks to run. In April 2025, ETH spent part of the month well below the line and still closed back above it.


This story was originally published by Coindoo. Read the original article.

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