Coin Edition 2025-08-12 16:30:17

Ethereum (ETH) Price Soars Above $4,400, But Here’s the “Buy the Dip” Level to Watch

Ethereum could drop to $3,600 if it breaks below the $4,100 support. A drop to between $3,600 and $3,800 will provide a buy opportunity for ETH. ETH has gained over 215% since April 2025. Ethereum’s powerful rally continues, with the price surging to a new multi-year high of $4,400 on Tuesday following the release of favorable CPI data . But even as the market turns bullish, one top analyst is laying out the key levels to watch if a healthy pullback does occur. Analyst: A Pullback to $3,600 Would Be a Buying Opportunity In his latest analysis, Michaël van de Poppe noted that while ETH has broken out, a healthy retrace to the $3,600 – $3,800 range would present a prime opportunity to accumulate more. He gives this zone a 70% chance of acting as a strong springboard for the price to bounce and continue higher. I'm still keen on more upside in the next months, but I'm concerned to see what $ETH will do if we test $4,100. Wouldn't be surprised if we're going to be seeing some more downwards momentum towards $3,600-3,800. pic.twitter.com/a8jiycJlqK — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) August 12, 2025 He further noted that breaking below the $3,600 … The post Ethereum (ETH) Price Soars Above $4,400, But Here’s the “Buy the Dip” Level to Watch appeared first on Coin Edition .

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