ETH Struggles to Hold $4K, As Bitcoin Battles for $110K Support

Ethereum struggles to stay above $4,000, while Bitcoin fights to hold $110,000, with both coins poised to shape the next big move in the crypto market.

Written By:
Kenrodgers Fabian

Reviewed By:
Gopal Solanky

Eth Struggles To Hold $4K, As Bitcoin Battles For $110K Support

Amid the market downturn, Ethereum (ETH) is facing a notable selling pressure as its price hovers around $4,000. It is currently trading at $4,012 after falling 3.93% in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin (BTC), on the other hand, is trading at $111,827, down 0.64%, as per CoinMarketCap data. Besides, the global crypto market cap has slipped to $3.84 trillion, reflecting cautious sentiment. 

Analyst Jason Pizzino warned on X that “ETH abnormal moves always lead to corrections of at least 20%, generally more like 30-40%. Ethereum just broke the swing low at $4050. Here comes sub $4k ETH.” His chart shows ETH often loses momentum after rapid gains, with each surge followed by a steep retracement.

Ethereum struggles with negative funding rates

Market data from Coinalyz shows that ETH has taken a hit, dropping from over $4,600 to a recent low of around $3,900. Though the price bounced back above $4,012, sentiment is still weak. 

As per the chart, the aggregated funding rates have dipped into negative territory at -0.0016, indicating expectations of decline in a larger part.

Ethereum 1-Hour Chart, Source: Coinalyze
Ethereum 1-hour chart, Source: Coinalyze

Notably, the predicted funding rate has edged up to 0.0003, showing that traders also may be anticipating a rebound or at least a pause in selling. Still, the risk of ETH falling below $4,000 is high if the bearish trend continues.

Bitcoin holds $110K amid sentiment shifts

According to TradingView data, Bitcoin has made multiple bounce-offs at the area of $111,000-$114,000 in a 4-hour timeframe. The Bollinger Bands show that BTC had just touched the lower band of $111,385, indicating it was oversold.

Bitcoin 4-Hour Chart, Source: Tradingview
Bitcoin 4-hour chart, Source: TradingView

The chart further shows that attempts to recover have hit resistance levels of $112,771 and $114,156. On the other hand, the RSI is at 36.75, which points to weak buying momentum. 

Based on Santiment data, Bitcoin’s social volume has remained high, but the overall sentiment is negative at 0.37. This kind of factor combination has historically tended to signal increased volatility and sharp corrections in the future.

Bitcoin 4-Hour Chart, Source: Santiment
Bitcoin 4-hour chart, Source: Santiment

Ethereum is at a tipping point near $4,000, and Bitcoin is trying to hold steady at $110,000. If either coin makes a big move up or down, it could set the direction for the entire crypto market.

Also Read: Bitcoin Drops Below Cost Basis Quantile As $107K Liquidity Trap Deepens


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Kenrodgers Fabian is a Content Writer with over 3 years of experience in crypto news, data analysis, and IT. With a degree in Health Records and Information Technology, he brings a structured and analytical approach to digital reporting. Kenrodgers focuses on delivering accurate, informative content that helps readers stay updated on the latest trends in crypto and emerging technologies.
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Gopal Solanky is a Research Analyst and Writer with over 5 years of experience in DeFi, blockchain, crypto, IT, and financial markets. With a Bachelor's in Computer Applications, he brings a strong technical foundation to his analysis and reporting. Gopal focuses on breaking down complex topics for both seasoned investors and curious readers. His work has been referenced by publications like Business Insider and Vulture.com, highlighting his contributions to industry stories around topics like Huwak Tuah Memecoin and the FTX collapse.