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Ethereum has seen a significant surge in recent weeks, rising more than 40% in the last month and reclaiming the $2,500 mark after a drop toward $1,800. But despite the bullish momentum, there are signs that the rally may be hitting a wall. The $2,800 level is emerging as a critical zone of resistance, and a closer look at on-chain and technical data suggests that selling pressure could rise as Ethereum (ETH) inches closer to it. According to a May 24 post by Glassnode, there’s a notable cluster of investor cost basis levels around $2,800. This means that many holders who previously bought at that level, and have been underwater for months,  may now see a chance to exit at break-even. As ETH approaches this zone, those investors could add significant sell-side pressure to the market. There is a notable cluster of investor cost basis levels around $2,800 for $ETH. As price approaches this zone, sell-side pressure may increase as many previously underwater holders may look to de-risk near breakeven. pic.twitter.com/ukn2s7cOJo — glassnode (@glassnode) May 24, 2025 Adding to the caution, sentiment in the futures market appears to be shifting. In a May 25 post, Santiment contributor ShayanMarkets noted a sharp drop in Ethereum’s Taker Buy-Sell Ratio, a metric that tracks whether aggressive market participants are leaning more toward buying or selling. The 14-day moving average for the ratio is falling, indicating that the derivatives market is being taken over by sellers. This could point to a more substantial correction if the trend continues.  Looking at the technical picture, ETH is still on an uptrend, but some cracks are starting to show. The token is still trading above all significant short- and mid-term moving averages on the daily chart, an overall bullish sign. Since ETH is also trading above the…

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