Bitcoin fell below $80,000 at the start of the new week, while Ethereum experienced quite volatile trading in the first days of September.
After falling to around $2,390 in the first days of September, ETH subsequently made a strong recovery and rose above $2,500.
Ethereum, although currently trading below $2,500, has been very close to that level in recent days, and some important analyses have been made regarding it.
CryptoQuant analyst Arab Chain noted the emergence of significant on-chain data indicating a resurgence of buyers in the Ethereum market.
Buyers Take Center Stage Again in Ethereum!
According to CryptoQuant’s analysis, the Ethereum Taker Buy-Sell Ratio indicator on Binance has risen above 1 again. The analyst believes this indicates strengthening buying pressure in the market.
This indicator reveals whether buyers or sellers are more aggressive in the short term by comparing buying and selling transactions in the market.
A ratio above 1 indicates that purchases driven by market orders are stronger than sales, and that aggressiveness on the buyer side is increasing.
At this point, the key issue for Ethereum is not just whether the indicator surpasses the 1 level, but whether it can maintain its position above that level.
According to the analyst, if the ratio remains above 1 in the coming days, aggressive buying demand for Ethereum may continue, supporting price momentum. Therefore, the 1 level stands out as an important threshold to watch in terms of the short-term market outlook.
Upward Momentum May Strengthen!
According to the analyst, the renewed aggressiveness of buyers in the market is a positive signal for Ethereum’s short-term price movement. However, the analyst notes that the indicator alone does not guarantee an uptrend and that sustained levels above 1 are particularly important.
If the Taker Buy-Sell Ratio maintains its upward trend and remains above 1, this could signal strengthening buying pressure in the Ethereum market and support further upward momentum.
*This is not investment advice.