Key Takeaways
Ethena (ENA) has been on a turbulent ride, dropping sharply since mid-August while giving mixed signs on whether the correction is complete.
Despite its pullback, technical indicators still show bullish momentum, hinting this dip could be temporary.
Now, the big question is whether ENA has already bottomed out, or if another leg down awaits.
Since its launch, Ethena’s price has traded inside a horizontal range between $0.30 and $1.25.
It validated the range high and low several times during this period, the most recent being a bounce in June.
The Ethena price reached a high of $0.85 in August, briefly moving above the range’s midline.
These movements usually signal the start of an ascent toward the range high, but this was not the case for ENA.
Instead, ENA failed to sustain its increase and is creating its third successive bearish weekly candlestick.

Despite the decrease, momentum indicators are still bullish. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is above 50, and the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) is positive.
So, the long-term Ethena technical analysis suggests the token’s trend is bullish, and the current price decline is just a temporary dip rather than a long-term trend reversal.
The daily time frame chart shows that ENA has completed a five-wave upward movement (green) between June 22 and Aug. 11.
While that part is clear, there is uncertainty about whether the correction is complete.
The Ethena token has finished an A-B-C structure (red), with waves A and C having a 1:0.618 ratio, and the price has reached the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement support level.
The main issue with this count is its duration, which pales in comparison to the length of the upward movement.

So, the alternative is a W-X-Y correction, where ENA has just completed wave W.
If this is the case, another decline will eventually occur, targeting the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement support level at $0.54.
In both cases, a significant bounce is likely in the short term, and the reaction once ENA is near $0.75 can determine the future trend’s direction.
Overall, Ethena’s long-term trend remains intact, since bullish signals outweigh the short-term weakness.
A rebound seems likely, but how ENA reacts near the $0.75 resistance will be crucial for determining its next move.