๐Ÿ“Š Ethereum Price Prediction: CME Gap Targets Upside If Bulls Hold



Ethereum is trying to recover after bouncing from support, but the next move still depends on whether buyers can reclaim nearby resistance. Two new chart setups now point to the same conclusion: ETH has started a rebound, yet it still faces a key short term test before a stronger push higher can begin.

๐Ÿ”ธ Ether rebounds from $2,100 as CME gap sets next target

Ethereum bounced after touching the $2,100 level, with chart analysis pointing to a possible move toward an unfilled CME gap near $2,640.

Analyst CW8900 said ETH rebounded after testing support around $2,100. He added that the next likely target is the CME gap that remains open up to $2,640. That view places focus on whether buyers can keep control after the recent pullback.

The chart shows Ether retreating from the $2,300 area before finding support near the 0.382 Fibonacci level around $2,096.5. After that, price stabilized near $2,129. At the same time, the broader recovery structure from early March remains visible, even though momentum has weakened in recent sessions.

Above current price, several resistance levels remain in place. The 0.5 Fibonacci level stands near $2,152.5, while the 0.618 and 0.786 levels sit around $2,209 and $2,289. If ETH clears those areas, traders may then look toward the CME gap zone between roughly $2,391 and $2,640.

For now, the rebound keeps short term support intact. However, Ether still needs to reclaim nearby resistance before a larger continuation move can take shape. Until then, the chart suggests a recovery attempt is underway, with the open CME gap acting as the next major upside reference.

Ether faces key decision zone as structure tests resistance reclaim
Ether is approaching a short term inflection point, with price structure now testing whether it can reclaim lost resistance or fall back into a lower consolidation range, according to analysis shared by James Easton.

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