Ethereum Drops Below $3,000 Amid Sell-Off Pressure
The post Ethereum Drops Below $3,000 Amid Sell-Off Pressure appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights On November 17, ETH dropped below the support level of $3,000 after witnessing massive liquidation Bitcoin has also plunged below $92,000, sparking a panic sell in the crypto market Despite a major drop, Tom Lee believes that ETH could hit $7,000 in the next 45 days The ongoing turmoil in the cryptocurrency market has pushed the second-biggest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, below the support level of $3,000. This sharp decline in cryptocurrency sparked a panic in the crypto community about volatility in the crypto market. Bitcoin (BTC) has also witnessed a similar downward trend, pulling down its valuation below $92,000, according to CoinMarketCap. Ethereum Enters Major Liquidation Zone, But Analysts Are Still Confident (Source: Coinglass) According to Coinglass, 164,696 traders were liquidated, and the total liquidations came in at $894.65 million in a day. At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading at around $2,982.37 with a 3.97% drop on the daily chart. Bitcoin is trading at around $91,448.19 with a 2.98% drop in 24 hours. The overall market capitalization of cryptocurrency has also taken a hit, shrinking to $3.1 trillion. $ETH has a liquidity cluster around the $2,900-$3,000 level. With BTC showing weakness, I think Ethereum will sweep that level. On the upside, ETH has some decent liquidity around the $3,600 level. pic.twitter.com/TAGk4XJrnx — Ted (@TedPillows) November 17, 2025 According to Ted, a crypto analyst on X, Ethereum has a major concentration of trading liquidity in the range of $2,900 to $3,000. In the past, this support zone has often functioned as a price magnet. While Bitcoin is showing weakness, the analyst believes that Ethereum will move down to sweep that lower support zone. On the other hand, for any upward momentum, the analyst has marked another major liquidity pool near the $3,600 level. It could also become a…
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