Ethereum has plummeted to its lowest levels in a bear market, landing within a long-term demand zone, according to market analysts. Ether recently dropped back to prices seen in April 2025, dipping momentarily under $1,500. Historically, this zone has served as an accumulation point rather than a distribution area, suggesting potential growth in the future.

Analyst Merlijn The Trader commented on the current market situation:

“Ethereum is sitting at a 5-year demand zone. Historically, this range has been accumulation, not distribution.”

The market is currently uncertain, but there seems to be a buildup in momentum that could lead to a significant upward movement.

Investor ‘StockTrader Max’ advised:

“Ethereum should be viewed as a long-term asset rather than a quick profit tool. It requires years to realize its full potential.”

Analyst Sykodelic mentioned a bullish divergence on the weekly chart, indicating that the market could experience a rebound.

“The last time this occurred, ETH saw a 100% increase.”

Despite the positive indicators, Tom Lee from Fundstrat remarked:

“Crypto is facing substantial headwinds, yet the performance has been poor.”

Ether cannot maintain its position above $1,900 and has retreated to around $1,830 as of the latest reports. This situation seems to suggest that further downward movement might occur before any notable recovery.