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Ethereum trades near Ella’s $2,300 support
Ethereum traded at $2,312.64 at press time, according to CoinGecko, placing it above Ella’s $2,300 support level. $ETH declined by 1.17% over 24 hours and 4.58% over seven days, while daily trading volume reached $8,165,164,939.
Writing on X, Ella described a pattern of progressively smaller rebounds. Ethereum had returned toward $2,300 after failing to sustain a move above $2,360.
Her threshold for calling another bounce a recovery is a reclaim of $2,360. In that scenario, she identified $2,400 as the next area in view.
Her downside scenario places the next support area at approximately $2,250 if $ETH breaks cleanly below $2,300. Those levels form her conditional chart outlook, rather than confirmed price destinations.
Ethereum’s DeFi lead contrasts with price weakness
According to analyst Daan Crypto Trades, Ethereum remains the top network for DeFi total value locked, a position he credits to major decentralized finance protocols keeping most of their deposited funds on the Ethereum chain.
Total value locked reflects the amount of assets held within DeFi protocols, a metric separate from token price movements and trading volume figures.
In Daan’s ranking, Base came in second with 6.9% of total TVL, whereas Solana topped the list for decentralized exchange volume, a dominance he tied to its faster speeds and lower costs compared to Ethereum.
The analyst also emphasized that trading volume can move rapidly between chains as market attention changes, noting that a single successful meme coin can alter the rankings. His comparison distinguished Ethereum’s lead in deposited capital from Solana’s lead in decentralized exchange trading.
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