Ethereum tests 200-day EMA at $2,317 after $88.6 million ETF outflows

Ethereum is facing heightened volatility as the price tests crucial technical support levels amid weakening market sentiment and significant outflows from US spot Ethereum ETFs. On October 27, ETH traded at $2,310, resting near its 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) of $2,317.83—an area considered essential for maintaining its long-term structure. Several analysts have expressed caution, with market observer Ted Pillows highlighting persistent selling and an ongoing lack of strong buying interest. He identified $2,200 as a likely bottom should current support levels fail. Broader macroeconomic forces are also weighing on digital assets. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown tight correlations with major technology and AI stocks, which saw intensified selling as the third-quarter earnings season progressed. According to 10x Research, capital inflows into crypto are losing momentum.

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