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Ethereum Analyst Maps Drop Toward Demand Zone As ETH Tests Supply

Ethereum Analyst Maps Drop Toward Demand Zone As ETH Tests Supply

NewsbtcNewsbtc2026/06/22 19:33
By:Newsbtc

Ethereum is back in a level-by-level technical fight after a TradingView analyst mapped out a short-biased setup that puts the market’s attention on whether ETH can hold near equilibrium or slide toward a deeper demand zone.

TL;DR

  • TradingView analyst Champ_of_Gold says ETH has reacted from an institutional supply area.
  • The setup highlights $1,718.5 as an immediate reaction level.
  • The analyst’s deeper demand target sits around $1,562.7 down to the $1,500 psychological zone.
  • ETH was trading around $1,765 at the time of writing, leaving the setup close enough to matter for short-term traders.

The analysis, published on TradingView under the title “ETHUSD: The Road To Demand”, frames the current ETH structure as a possible shift from premium pricing back toward discount levels. The analyst says price had moved into a supply zone between roughly $1,732.4 and $1,761.9 before showing a change of character on a lower time frame.

ETH Price Setup Turns On The $1,718 Area

The key level in the post is $1,718.5, described as an equilibrium point where ETH was reacting after tapping the supply area. A clean break beneath that area, in the analyst’s view, would open the door to a liquidity sweep lower.

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That does not mean the move is guaranteed. It does, however, give traders a clear map: if ETH holds above the reaction zone, the bearish continuation idea loses urgency. If price breaks below it, the chart shifts toward the lower target zone where buyers may look for a stronger response.

Demand Zone Becomes The Main Watch Area

The projected downside destination in the TradingView post sits around $1,562.7 to $1,500. That band is important because it combines a previous demand area with a large psychological level. In market-analysis terms, these zones often become places where traders expect either a reaction or a continuation failure.

Current market data shows ETH trading near $1,765, with the asset up on the day after an intraday low near $1,704. That means ETH has not yet confirmed the deeper breakdown described in the setup, but the distance between spot price and the key invalidation/reaction levels is narrow enough to keep the chart relevant.

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What Would Invalidate The Bearish Read?

The analyst places invalidation above the supply-zone high. In plain English, ETH needs to reclaim and hold above the zone that sellers are expected to defend. A move like that would challenge the short-biased interpretation and could force traders to reassess whether the current pullback is just a reset before another attempt higher.

For now, the setup leaves ETH traders watching two things: whether the $1,718 area gives way, and whether any move lower draws a meaningful bid before the $1,500 region comes into play.

This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.

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This article is based on technical analysis by Champ_of_Gold, available at TradingView

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