ETH dey stall for $2.4K as RSI divergence and negative funding signal dem reject the pump

Ethereum (ETH) dey trade near $2.3K and e still near recent highs, but the breakout try pass $2.4K resistance dey lose follow-through. The daily chart still look constructive: ETH don reclaim key moving averages and don come out of long-term descending channel, and daily RSI don climb since February and dey above 50. But price dey fight confluence of the 100-day MA and the $2.4K supply area now. Next upside levels traders dey watch na $2.8K and the 200-day MA near ~$2.9K. If e no fit hold above $2.4K, risk of false breakout remain. For the 4-hour timeframe, the latest update dey more cautious: after small push past $2.4K, ETH reverse and display bearish RSI divergence (higher price high near ~$2.5K, lower RSI high), then pull back to around $2.32K. ETH dey retest bullish trendline from early-April lows near ~$2.0K; if e hold, e go preserve higher-lows and set up another try at $2.4K. If breakdown happen, attention go shift to $2.0K first, then $1.8K support band. Derivatives still dey against the move: funding rates remain negative through April, meaning futures positioning dey expect rejection round $2.4K. For sustained recovery, spot demand must confirm—otherwise the move fit stall or fade. Separately, prior on-chain signals show February capitulation with spike in active addresses, which look more like forced-liquidation fear than organic demand; since then active addresses don cool, so a sustained trend need participation to pick up again.