Ethereum Is Struggling With Its Impending Merger, The ETH/USD Pair Has Been Seen Trading Above The 100% Fibonacci Projection

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Crypto Industry News:

Ethereum is struggling with its impending merger. This time the problem is with miners. Among them is a group that believes that switching to Proof-of-Stake may prove to be a threat to them.

Chandler Guo, who spearheads efforts to maintain the current Proof-of-Work mechanism, believes that after the transformation, miners will be "broke" because the "multi-billion dollar" industry will disappear overnight.

Despite this, the Ethereum Foundation remains optimistic about the upcoming changes. According to her, such a move will reduce blockchain energy consumption by 99.95%. This would be a step that could make this technology more environmentally conscious for companies.

But Guo said the miners, who are "the community's largest stakeholder," are being pushed out of the business. He further stated that he knows that critics like him outnumbered major crypto companies including OpenSea, Tether, and Circle that back The Merge.

Justin Sun, founder of the Tron ecosystem, also believes that Ethereum should remain in the PoW model. In a media podcast, he stated that the ETH was heading into uncharted territory. It could therefore turn out to be a catastrophic event given what happened to the "foundation of the crypto industry."

However, Sun believes the transition to merge will work fine: "We can be 99% sure it will be a good start".

Technical Market Outlook:

The ETH/USD pair has been seen trading at the level of $1,785, which is above the 100% Fibonacci projection located at $1,753. The rally had ended with a Pin Bar candlestick pattern on the H4 time frame chart, so a pull-back towards the technical support seen at the level of $1,722 was done. The momentum is coming off the extremely overbought conditions, but is still strong and positive, so the outlook remains bullish for ETH on the short-term time frames. The next target for bulls is located at the level of $1,819 and $1,825.

Weekly Pivot Points:

WR3 - $1,875

WR2 - $1,807

WR1 - $1,765

Weekly Pivot - $1,738

WS1 - $1,697

WS2 - $1,670

WS3 - $1,601

Trading Outlook:

The Ethereum market has been seen making lower highs and lower low since the swing high was made in the middle of the August at the level of $2,029. If the down move will extend, then the next target for bears is located at the level of $1,358. The key technical support for bulls is seen at $1,281.9

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