Analyst: Ethereum Now Entering a Macro Correction as Selling Pressure Mounts

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Ethereum has erased virtually all of the massive gains it has been able to post throughout the past few days and weeks.

The cryptocurrency is now trading just above its key near-term support at $400, with the selling pressure it witnessed this morning severely damaging its near-term outlook.

Analysts are now noting that this decline may mark the start of a macro correction, during which time the asset may plunge significantly further.

One trader is pointing to the support within the $390 region as a reason why further downside may be fleeting, although much of its price action in the coming days may depend largely on where Bitcoin trends.

Ethereum Shows Signs of Weakness as Analysts Watch for Support Between $390 and $400

At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading down over 6% at its current price of $413. This marks a notable decline from daily highs of $450, and an even more significant decline from its multi-day highs of $490 that were set earlier this week.

Analysts are offering mixed outlooks on where it trends next, but one trader explained that he believes it remains technically strong so long as it continued holding above its support within the $390 region.

“In times like these it’s most difficult to adhere to a HTF perspective. Just sharing my views from the monthly… ETH: Positive as long as support at $390s holds,” he said.

Trader: ETH Could Be Starting a Macro Correction

Another analyst offered a far grimmer outlook on Ethereum, noting that he believes it is starting a macro correction that could lead it to see some serious losses in the weeks and months ahead.

“I’m going to be moving into net short ETH positions throughout the coming days. From my side, the signals say that price is going for a macro correction,” he noted.

How Ethereum trends throughout the day should offer some information on how impactful this latest decline will be on the cryptocurrency’s long-term outlook.

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