Crypto Market Crash Causes Ethereum to Fall Under $2200
Ethereum (ETH), the second most valuable crypto coin in the world, has slipped below $2,200 in the global crypto market crash. Increasing amounts of selling pressure on critical digital coins has resulted in Ether dropping to lower price levels. Investors and traders should exercise caution as currency may continue on a downward spiral.
Ethereum Must Endure Liquidity Crisis
Ethereum is experiencing further downward selling pressure, causing the price to drop below crucial resistance levels. Firm selling and ongoing liquidations make this market stall period considerably dangerous for investors. Market analysts have described this as one of the world’s most significant periods of crypto instability.
The total market cap of the crypto world has now been set to 2.59 trillion with 10 month’s lower BTC (Bitcoin) values set at $75,000 which have been reported at 10\% losses of ETH values. The most recently reported $2,200 prices of Ether, the value of which has most recently been reported, fall in line with the $2,200 prices set in June 2025.
Ethereum Price Overview
- Current Price: $2,243
- Drop today: 7%
- Drop this week: 22%
- Drop this month: 27%
This drop fits within the predicted drop range for the price of Ethereum for this time period. CoinGape projected predicting a price drop, claiming it would fall to around $2000. Vitalik Buterin, the co founder of Ethereum, is reportedly under even more selling pressure after he withdrew $440,000 worth of Ethereum.
Cause of Ethereum Price Drop
There are 3 main reasons causing the drop to the price of Ethereum.
- Widespread Liquidation. CoinGlass states more than $700 million of leveraged market positions are liquidated within a single 24 hour period. Of this $700 million, Ethereum was responsible for $300 million of it. This exposes the market fragility that Ethereum has.
- Whale Activity Heavier selling further entrenches the downwards price moves. The main selling of tokens is Ethereum \Whales.
- ETF Sellings. Ethereum based ETFs are suffering with around $200 million taken out of their positions daily contributing to price instability.
Ethereum Price Support Ranges
Market analysts are fair to say that Ethereum is sitting just at the edge of a support range level of around $2,000 and $2,200. If Ethereum falls below this support level, it can be expected to go down to 2025 prices of around $1,400. Market analysts as well as the rest of the market are predicting Ethereum to bottom out between $1,800 and $1,850, and from the look of the current trend, a further downward trend looks most likely.
In summary, Ethereum is experiencing one of the most serious declines of the recent past. The selloff of the wider market, liquidation of leveraged positions, whale movements, and ETF outflows have put pressure on Ethereum. If the support levels do not hold, Ether could continue to slide and test the most important lows, making the situation dire for crypto investors.
