Ethereum is still holding above a key support level, while a separate Binance reserve chart shows more stablecoin liquidity returning to the exchange. Together, the two charts point to a market that still faces resistance up front, but has growing capital in the background that could matter later. Ethereum Holds Above $2,000 as $2,100 to $2,150 Remains Key Resistance Ethereum stayed just above the $2,000 level on the daily chart, keeping an important support area in place for now. The chart shared by Ted showed ETH trading near $2,066 while price moved between nearby resistance above and lower support below. That left the market at a decision point, with traders watching whether buyers can push price through the next ceiling. Ethereum Support and Resistance Levels. Source Ted,TradingView The main resistance zone on the chart sat between $2,100 and $2,150. ETH has approached that area before but has not cleared it with strength. Because of that, the zone remains the first barrier to any stronger recovery. A reclaim of that range could open the way toward higher resistance levels around $2,400 and then $2,624, both marked on the chart as key overhead areas. However, the bullish case depends on Ethereum holding above $2,000. If that support fails, the chart suggests downside risk could increase again. In that case, ETH could move toward lower support near the $1,790 area, with deeper support around $1,693 below that. As a result, the current setup remains simple: Ethereum is still holding support, but it needs a clear break above $2,100 to $2,150 to improve the short term picture. Binance ERC20 Stablecoin Reserves Rise Again The chart shows Binance’s ERC20 stablecoin reserves climbing back to about $45.2 billion after a pullback from late 2025 highs. That matters because rising stablecoin reserves on an exchange usually mean more capital is sitting on the sidelines, ready to enter the market. In other words, liquidity on Binance has increased again. All Stablecoins(ERC20): Exchange Reserve, Binance. Source: CryptoQuant,CW8900 Moreover, the move fits a broader uptrend that started in 2024 and accelerated into 2025. Reserves surged above $30 billion, later pushed past $50 billion, then cooled before rebounding. Although the chart does not show how that capital will be used, it does suggest Binance still holds a large pool of deployable funds. However, higher stablecoin reserves do not automatically mean prices will rise next. They can support buying activity, but they can also reflect cautious positioning while traders wait for clearer direction. So, the main takeaway is simple: Binance’s ERC20 stablecoin reserve is increasing again, and that points to stronger available liquidity on the exchange.
