On-chain data suggests Ethereum faces no dominant resistance levels until $3,417, potentially paving the way to reach that mark.
Cost Basis Distribution analysis by Glassnode indicates Ethereum's supply distribution is more evenly spread out, reducing potential resistance barriers.
Ethereum managed to break through supply levels at $2,700, $2,740, and $2,760, which were previously hindering its price surge.
Supply levels concentrated with investors' cost basis are considered important as they may trigger selling reactions when retested from below.
Levels with significant supply can act as resistance barriers, while lower levels can provide support based on holders' mindset.
The $2,700, $2,740, and $2,760 supply walls that Ethereum reclaimed could now potentially serve as strong support zones.
The distribution of Ethereum's supply at levels ahead shows no strong clusters until $3,417, with 200,000 to 400,000 ETH at each $50 increment below that mark.
Glassnode mentions that if the $2.70K–$2.76K support range holds, the path to $3.42K remains technically open, depending on holders' responses in the $2.8K–$3.3K range.
Currently, Ethereum is up 47.5% year-to-date, briefly breaking above $2,830 before seeing a pullback to $2,780.