John P. Njui • ETHEREUM (ETH) NEWS • NOVEMBER 3, 2020
Summary:
This week kicked off on a tumultuous note in the crypto markets due to the two events of a US presidential elections today, and the rise of COVID19 cases in Europe that is causing further lockdowns. Early Monday saw the price of Ethereum drop from $404 to $370 in less than 6 hours.
According to the team at CryptoQuant, approximately 8,170 ETH was sent to crypto exchanges before the dip. This translates to roughly $3.1 Million using Ethereum’s current price of $380. The team at CryptoQuant further shared their observation of the inflow of Ethereum into exchanges via the following tweet.
Also worth mentioning is that 4,000 ETH of this amount was sent to Binance 20 minutes before Ethereum took a brief nosedive in the crypto markets. This event was captured by the team at CoinMetrics as can be seen in the following tweet.
The selling of Ethereum begun around the $400 price zone. This could signify that this price area was the last region that some ETH investors could sell their bags at a profit. Additionally, it could be the first sign of exhaustion for Ethereum at least for the month of November.
Further checking the daily ETH/USDT chart above, Ethereum could be in the midst of printing a bear flag that could result in the retest of several support zones above $300. They include those found at $365, $336, $320 and $309.
Also from the chart, the following can be observed.
Summing it up, Ethereum holders transferred 8,170 ETH to crypto exchanges before yesterday’s drop from $400 to $370. The transfer and subsequent selling could hint of bullish exhaustion for Ethereum and could open the doors for a correction for the better part of November.
As with all analyses of Ethereum, traders and investors are advised to use adequate stop losses when trading ETH on the various derivatives platforms.
Original article posted on the EthereumWorldNews.com site, by John P. Njui.
Article re-posted on Markethive by Jeffrey Sloe