Ethereum's price could be on the verge of a significant upswing, but analysts suggest a weekly close above $2,800 is crucial to confirm the move.
Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland believes such a close could push Ethereum (ETH) toward the $3,500 range, which would also benefit other cryptocurrencies. Currently, ETH is trading near $2,758, after hovering around $2,600 for the past week.
#BTC & #ALTS VIDEO UPDATE: pic.twitter.com/wM2LXX5LuR
— Matthew Hyland (@MatthewHyland_) August 24, 2024
While some traders see a potential drop to $2,600 as a risk to long positions, data shows a smaller downside exposure compared to the possible upside.
Despite recent gains, Ethereum’s low network activity and transaction fees remain a concern, according to Real Vision’s Jamie Coutts. He argues that while conditions for a rally are present, a resurgence in network usage is needed for sustained growth.
In contrast, Khelp Financial’s Boomer Saraga believes Ethereum’s fundamentals are strong, with the network nearing peak performance, and expects the price to catch up soon.
Meanwhile, veteran trader Peter Brandt highlights two possible paths for Ethereum: a rise above $2,960, offering a solid exit for long positions, or a further decline to around $1,650 if the current downtrend continues. Since July 25, Ethereum has dropped nearly 20% despite the introduction of spot ETFs in the U.S.
A new milestone in cryptocurrency investment products is set to unfold this Wednesday, as REX Shares prepares to launch the first-ever U.S.-listed staked crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF), according to a company announcement shared on X.
XRP (XRP) has gone up by 1.2% in the past 24 hours but, behind that mild price increase, there has been a significant spike in trading volumes. During this period, $2.4 billion worth of XRP has exchanged hands, representing an 83% increase. Just hours ago, Ripple announced the official launch of its Ethereum-compatible sidechain called […]
A community-driven initiative launched Monday is inviting Ethereum users to lock art, memories, and personal messages inside a decentralized “time capsule,” set to be opened on the network’s 11th anniversary next year.
A new CryptoQuant report highlights a growing divergence between long-term Ethereum holders and short-term Bitcoin buyers, with significant accumulation behavior unfolding in both markets amid increasing political and economic tension in the U.S.