- ETH could drop to the $2,200-$2,500 price range, claims analyst Andrew Kang.
- Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial bought $5 million in ETH during the dip.
- Eric Trump stated that the current crash is a very good time to buy more Ether tokens.
Ethereum (ETH), could hit the $2,200–$2,500 range soon as China retaliates against US tariffs. While Trump suspended tariffs on Mexico and Canada for 30 days, tariffs on China remain active.
In retaliation to US tariffs on China, the country announced a 10% tariff on US oil and agricultural machinery, escalating tensions between the two economies. Crypto trader Andrew Kang highlighted an older X (formerly Twitter) post in which he noted that ETH dipping below $3,000 risks triggering significant leverage liquidations.
Kang believes the “reasonable” price for ETH is around $2,200–$2,500. At the time of writing, ETH trades at $2,705.33, up 3.90% in the past 24 hours according to CoinMarketCap data. ETH fell as low as $2,100 on Monday but recovered quickly. However, the $3,000 level remains a strong resistance, and ETH has not reached a new all-time high this cycle.
Investor Moves and Technical Outlook
Meanwhile, Eric Trump, son of President Trump, stated in an X post that the current dip is a good buying opportunity for ETH. Additionally, Trump-linked World Liberty Financial purchased $5 million worth of ETH tokens during the dip.
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ETH Price Analysis
The daily chart shows a sharp surge in accumulation as buyers capitalized on the sell-off that pushed ETH to $2,100. However, the trend line indicates that buyer pressure has waned.
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In contrast, ETH broke out from the lower Bollinger Bands and is now testing support around $2,700. In the short term, ETH could rally toward $3,000, a view that Kang agrees as well.
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