Ethereum (ETH) is trading around $1,731, close to its March 2021 price, showing no net gains over five years despite high volatility. Key technical levels include $1,700 as critical support and $1,960 as immediate resistance, with bulls targeting $2,850 and $4,630 next. Significant ETH withdrawals from Binance and large corporate accumulation by Bitmine, holding 4.58% of circulating supply, suggest reduced selling pressure and strong institutional interest. Market watchers focus on technical signals to gauge ETH's next move amid ongoing price consolidation.
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