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Ethereum is testing resistance just below $2,400, caught between renewed buying interest and the lingering uncertainty that has defined the market for months. The price action looks tentative from the outside — but a CryptoQuant report is pointing to something happening beneath the surface that the chart alone does not capture. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miners Are Choosing To Hold At $74K: Changing The Supply Picture According to the report, the 14-day moving average of Ethereum’s Taker Buy Sell Ratio on Binance has surged to 1.036, its highest reading since April 2021. That means buyers on Binance are not just present — they are outpacing sellers at a rate the market has not seen in over four years. What makes that figure genuinely striking is the context in which it is occurring. Ethereum has fallen from a peak of $4,700 in October 2025 to its current level near $2,300, a decline of more than 50%. That is not a minor pullback. That is a half-price correction. Yet in the middle of that correction, aggressive buying pressure on Binance has quietly reached a multi-year high. When price falls sharply while buying intensity rises to historic levels, it creates a divergence that markets rarely ignore for long. The sellers are in control of the price right now. The question the data raises is whether they are running out of room to stay that way. When Price Falls and Buyers Get More Aggressive, Something Is Usually Changing The divergence the CryptoQuant report highlights is one of the more compelling setups in recent Ethereum data. A Taker Buy Sell Ratio above 1 means that market buy orders are actively outpacing market sell orders — buyers are not waiting for sellers to come to them, they are hitting the ask. The fact that this aggression is reaching a four-year high while prices continue to decline is the contradiction that demands attention. In most market conditions, aggressive buyers slow down when a correction deepens. Here, the opposite is happening. As Ethereum has moved further from its October peak, the buying intensity on Binance has increased rather than retreated. That kind of behavior does not typically come from retail participants reacting to price. It looks more like large entities deliberately absorbing available sell-side supply at a discount — what analysts often describe as smart money using weakness as a buying opportunity rather than a reason to step back. The significance of that dynamic is straightforward. Sellers can only sell what they have. If aggressive buyers continue absorbing that supply at the current pace, the pool of willing sellers gradually shrinks. When it shrinks enough, the price pressure that has defined Ethereum’s correction loses its fuel — and the setup for a reversal becomes structural rather than speculative. That point has not been reached yet. But the data suggests the distance to it is narrowing. Related Reading: XRP Whale Flows Hit 2021 Levels: Is History Repeating? Ethereum Tests $2,400 Resistance as Short-Term Momentum Improves Ethereum is approaching a critical resistance zone near $2,400 after recovering steadily from its February capitulation low around $1,800. The chart shows a clear shift in short-term structure: price has transitioned from a sequence of lower highs and lower lows into a pattern of higher lows, indicating that buyers are gradually regaining control. The recent move is supported by the 50-day moving average (blue), which has turned upward and is now acting as dynamic support. This is typically an early signal of momentum recovery. However, the broader trend remains unresolved. ETH is still trading below both the 100-day (green) and 200-day (red) moving averages, which continue to slope downward, reinforcing the presence of overhead resistance. Related Reading: Ethereum Just Saw Its Strongest Institutional Demand Signal Since October: Find Out If It Lasts The $2,300–$2,400 region is technically significant. It previously acted as support before the February breakdown and is now being retested as resistance. A clean break and consolidation above this range would mark a structural shift and likely open the path toward the $2,700–$2,900 region. Volume remains relatively muted compared to the February spike, suggesting the recovery is controlled rather than driven by aggressive inflows. This implies accumulation rather than speculation. Failure to break above resistance would likely extend consolidation between $2,000 and $2,400, delaying confirmation of a broader trend reversal. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com

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Bitcoin flows into exchanges have dropped to levels not seen in over six years, and this could be the first of many signs of a bull run. The latest on-chain data shows a massive drop in the amount of BTC being moved onto trading platforms, hinting at a slowdown in selling activity even as uncertainty continues to hang over the crypto industry. Exchange Inflows Collapse To Multi-Year Lows According to analysis shared by CryptoQuant author Darkfost, Bitcoin inflows into Binance have fallen to levels last observed in 2020. The 30-day moving average of Bitcoin flowing into Binance is now around 3,998 BTC. This stands in stark contrast to earlier periods of activity, during both bear and bull markets. When investors are afraid, they sell. They move their Bitcoin onto exchanges , where liquidation is fast and easy. To put this into context, that is what happened in July 2023, when daily inflows to Binance were around 19,000 BTC on average, and again during the May 2021 bull market peak, when daily inflows surpassed 25,000 BTC. This analysis is based on the Binance BTC inflows 30DMA, which tells the story clearly. The chart shows that inflow activity that peaked somewhere around July 2021 and has since collapsed to its leftmost edge, where the current reading is around 3,900 BTC. For further reference, the historical average of Bitcoin inflows into Binance is 11,000 BTC, which means the figures show a market operating below its usual pace and current inflow levels are roughly three times below normal. Binance BTC Inflows 30DMA. Source: CryptoQuant Institutions Are Filling The Gap The absence of selling does not mean indifference. It reflects, according to Darkfost, a holding strategy, which mechanically reduces short-term selling pressure, one that has persisted through a market that has given investors plenty of reasons to reconsider. Bitcoin peaked at $126,080 in October 2025 before entering a correction path that pushed the price to as low as $60,000 in February 2026. The recovery back to $75,000 in recent days has been gradual and uneven. However, through all of it, for several consecutive months, Bitcoin inflows to Binance have remained well below the historical norm. There is also a secondary dynamic at play, and part of the missing exchange activity can be traced to the rise of spot Bitcoin ETFs. A growing share of Bitcoin activity now flows through ETFs, reducing the visible BTC movement that analysts track on platforms like Binance. US Spot Bitcoin ETFs have logged back-to-back days of significant inflows this week. On April 14, the ETFs recorded $411.5 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust leading the charge at $214 million. Momentum continued on April 15 with another $186 million in net inflows. The result is a setup where selling pressure is reduced as fewer coins are sent to exchanges, while demand is increasing through ETF channels.

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