Ethereum traders warn of a ‘nasty’ ETH price drop if $2K support breaks
Ethereum traders warn that a break below $2,000 support could trigger a catastrophic 50% price decline to $1,075, mirroring a bearish pattern that preceded a 41% drop in January. Whale accumulation is weakening as major holders reduce exposure, while liquidation maps show $1.7 billion in long positions at risk. The technical breakdown could accelerate selling pressure significantly.
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