The article discusses the occurrence of a death cross in Ethereum, indicating potential downward pressure on the market. However, despite a recent hack and concerns over security, Ethereum's price has surprisingly remained stable. The movement of Ethereum from Bybit's cold wallets is a key factor influencing its price action. The CEO of Bybit assured investors that the hack did not compromise a significant amount of the company's assets, which helped stabilize market sentiment. Additionally, on-chain data shows a significant exchange of stETH and mETH for Ethereum on decentralized exchanges, boosting short-term demand. The article highlights the $3,000 mark as the next significant obstacle for Ethereum and states that a breakout above this level could refute some of the bearish implications of the death cross. However, if Ethereum fails to maintain its rally and market sentiment declines, it could still decline to $2,700 or lower. The sustainability of Ethereum's recovery depends on factors such as Bybit fixing its security breach and buyers maintaining control above critical technical levels.



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