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Why Ethereum Bets It All on the $3,000 Support

Jan 11, 2025 at 07:05 pm

Why Ethereum Bets It All on the $3,000 Support

Ethereum's inability to consolidate above $3,500 has left crypto traders in the fog, with key indicators painting a murky picture. Despite a recent bullish rally in the altcoin universe, ETH is dangerously wavering.

Stuck below the $4,000 mark and clinging to its precious support at $3,000, it is attracting the attention of traders. The Funding Rates, crucial indicators of the derivatives market, oscillate wildly between hope and disillusionment, further complicating the reading of this key piece in the crypto landscape.

Why Ethereum bets it all on the $3,000 support

Ethereum is currently going through a zone of turbulence that tests its bullish ambitions, threatening to derail everything. Despite a general market rebound, the second-place altcoin is struggling to surpass critical thresholds.

At the center of this dance of numbers: the Funding Rates, these indicators of the morale of the troops on the trading side of derivatives. They have recently played a roller coaster, going from optimistic signals to a disconcerting plunge after Ethereum's failure to exceed $4,000.

The level of $3,000 now appears to be the dam that must not break. If this barrier breaks, the scenario of a bearish tidal wave would become credible.

“Reclaiming higher Funding Rates and defending the $3,000 level is essential” explains ShayanBTC, analyst for CryptoQuant.

Otherwise, the correction could intensify, turning hope into a mirage for crypto traders.

It should also be noted: the 30% increase in daily trading volumes, which now exceeds $26 billion. Perhaps a thrill of optimism for some, but beware of the illusion.

Crypto traders in the fog: collapsing Funding Rates

Navigating the world of crypto trading is a bit like surfing on electrified waves. Take Ethereum: its inability to consolidate its position above $3,500 has dampened investor morale. While the initial surge in Funding Rates suggested a revival of confidence, their recent plunge reveals a less rosy reality: traders’ interest is waning, and with it, ETH's ability to regain its momentum.

Here are a few figures to illustrate the complexity of the moment:

Have speculators become timid, or are they simply waiting for the storm to pass? In this universe, patience and audacity play with traders' nerves. One thing is certain: altcoins and Ethereum still have battles to fight before convincing again.

Moreover, experts like Dr. Sean Dawson remain optimistic, predicting a magical surge for Ethereum this year. He even dreams of an ETH at $12,000 thanks to an unexpected influence: that of Trump.

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