The May rally, which saw a 58% increase, was primarily fueled by the excitement surrounding Pectra. However, the current price action for ETH suggests a different scenario, with a lack of significant movement.
While the overall trend has not yet reversed, derivative data paints a contrasting picture. As of now, the Open Interest (OI) stands at over $17 billion, with a slightly positive Funding Rate indicating traders’ anticipation of an upward movement.
Despite this optimism, there is uncertainty looming over the market – a sentiment reflected in the price chart.

Source: Coinalyze
ETH seems to have found stability around the $3,000 mark following a 43% decline, but the momentum has not shown significant recovery. Indicators like RSI signal exhaustion, while the MACD remains flat without confirming a bullish reversal.
The long-standing year-end target of $7,000, which many analysts were confident about earlier, now appears less convincing given the current situation.
For ETH to reach such levels, it would need to break through the $3,500-$3,800 resistance range and replicate a strong, trend-driven rally similar to the one spurred by Pectra.
Currently, the price chart does not rule out an upward movement, but it also does not support a sudden and sharp increase on its own.
Market Expectations
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