$Ethereum has officially fallen under the psychological $3,000 mark, a major support that has held the price together for weeks.
This breakdown comes only hours after Bitcoin plunged below $92,000, triggering a market-wide selloff that dragged every major cryptocurrency sharply lower.
Ethereum price in USD over the past week - TradingView
ETH is now entering a dangerous territory, as losing $3,000 signals a broader trend shift from consolidation to renewed bearish momentum.
The below chart highlights several key technical signals.
ETH/USD 2-hour chart - TradingView
The yellow zone at $3,200 served as a major resistance:
Each time ETH touched $3,200, sellers stepped in aggressively.
Both circled areas show ETH briefly poking above the level — but quickly falling back down.
Such fake breakouts are typical in bearish markets and often lead to steep drops.
The last candles show heavy red momentum right after Bitcoin broke:
This caused additional selling pressure on ETH, with the price collapsing straight through $3,000.
The Stoch RSI on the bottom:
Even though oversold ranges often bring bounces, in a crash environment the indicator can stay oversold for a long time.
$3,000 is not just a technical support — it’s a major psychological threshold.
Breaking below it signals:
As seen earlier:
Market-wide losses on 24h:
Ethereum followed the broader market and accelerated downward when BTC lost its support.
Based on the chart structure:
ETH is trying to stabilize around this area but showing weak volume.
This is the next major floor visible on longer timeframes.
Many traders will watch this level carefully.
If Bitcoin continues its fall toward:
ETH could quickly revisit the mid-$2,600 region.
Short answer: Not unless Bitcoin stabilizes.
Ethereum’s structure is currently bearish because:
A recovery is possible, but only if BTC forms a solid base above $92K again — which remains uncertain.

