The post Ethereum Price Bounce Faces 300% Selling Threat appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum price bounced almost 10% from this week’s lows near $2,600, and the price is up about 1% today. The move looks positive, but the recovery may not last. Two major bearish signals have emerged simultaneously. Together, they threaten to end the bounce before it grows. Sponsored Holder Selling Surges 300% as a Death Cross Forms Two connected signals now point to deeper weakness. The first comes from long-term investors, often called hodlers. These are wallets that usually hold ETH for more than 155 days. When hodlers increase their selling, it usually shows fear or a shift in long-term belief. On November 22, net selling from these wallets was about 334,600 ETH. On November 23, it jumped to 1,027,240 ETH — a 300% spike in one day. This is a major exit from long-term holders and adds heavy supply at a time when ETH already trades in a broader downtrend. ETH Sellers Have The Upper Hand: Glassnode Want more token insights like this? Sign up for Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. Sponsored At the same time, a death cross has almost formed. A death cross appears when the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) drops under the 200-day EMA. An EMA gives more weight to recent prices, so it reacts faster than a simple moving average. When the 50-day EMA crosses below the 200-day, it signals strong downward momentum. That could hit the ETH prices significantly if the selling pressure continues to rise. Bearish Risks Build: TradingView Here is the key connection: Sponsored Hodler selling is rising sharply at the exact moment the EMA structure is turning bearish. That means the selling pressure is reinforcing the death-cross signal instead of slowing it down. When these two appear together, recoveries usually fail and prices retest lower supports. Ethereum Price Action: Downside Risk… The post Ethereum Price Bounce Faces 300% Selling Threat appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum price bounced almost 10% from this week’s lows near $2,600, and the price is up about 1% today. The move looks positive, but the recovery may not last. Two major bearish signals have emerged simultaneously. Together, they threaten to end the bounce before it grows. Sponsored Holder Selling Surges 300% as a Death Cross Forms Two connected signals now point to deeper weakness. The first comes from long-term investors, often called hodlers. These are wallets that usually hold ETH for more than 155 days. When hodlers increase their selling, it usually shows fear or a shift in long-term belief. On November 22, net selling from these wallets was about 334,600 ETH. On November 23, it jumped to 1,027,240 ETH — a 300% spike in one day. This is a major exit from long-term holders and adds heavy supply at a time when ETH already trades in a broader downtrend. ETH Sellers Have The Upper Hand: Glassnode Want more token insights like this? Sign up for Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. Sponsored At the same time, a death cross has almost formed. A death cross appears when the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) drops under the 200-day EMA. An EMA gives more weight to recent prices, so it reacts faster than a simple moving average. When the 50-day EMA crosses below the 200-day, it signals strong downward momentum. That could hit the ETH prices significantly if the selling pressure continues to rise. Bearish Risks Build: TradingView Here is the key connection: Sponsored Hodler selling is rising sharply at the exact moment the EMA structure is turning bearish. That means the selling pressure is reinforcing the death-cross signal instead of slowing it down. When these two appear together, recoveries usually fail and prices retest lower supports. Ethereum Price Action: Downside Risk…