Ethereum Price Struggles Near $1,900 as Sellers Retain Control

Ethereum's price has slipped to around $1,875 after sellers rejected its latest move above $1,900. This leaves the $1,850 support zone and nearby liquidation clusters in focus.

The asset traded between an intraday low of $1,869.32 and a high of $1,891.30 on August 14, before closing down 0.6% on the daily candle at $1,874.90. This marks another failed attempt to hold the $1,900 level, which has repeatedly attracted selling during August.

The short-term sellers regained control after the most recent push toward $1,920 faded, and Ethereum formed lower intraday highs before returning to $1,875. The price action has yet to confirm renewed upside strength, with a slight advantage for sellers as indicated by Chaikin Money Flow at minus 0.01.

The 4-hour chart shows that the recent rebound structure has not fully disappeared, but Ethereum still needs to reclaim $1,900 and clear the dense $1,925-$1,950 liquidity area before its short-term structure turns more constructive.