Ethereum Plummets 10% Amidst Widespread Market Sell-Off
At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading down just over 10% at its of $168.75, which marks a significant drop from its daily highs of over $187.
Ethereum’s recent drop closely coincided with the sell-off that sent Bitcoin from highs of nearly $10,300 to lows of $9,300, and it is highly probable that all major altcoins’ near-term price action will closely track that that of Bitcoin. While looking towards Ethereum’s BTC trading pair, it is currently trading down just over 3% at its current price of 0.0177 BTC, but one prominent analyst believes it could soon drop as low as roughly 0.012 BTC.“$ETH: Just doesn’t look like it’s time just yet. I’d suspect a broken 270-day range to lead to a bigger move than the current one. The moment ETH/BTC moves back above my box /back in the trading range I’ll be more inclined to believe the bottom is in. Until then expecting lower,” DonAlt, a popular crypto analyst on Twitter, explained in a recent tweet.
Just doesn't look like it's time just yet.
I'd suspect a broken 270-day range to lead to a bigger move than the current one.The moment ETH/BTC moves back above my box /back in the trading range I'll be more inclined to believe the bottom is in.
— DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt)
Until then expecting lower.
Could ETH Soon Plummet to $90? One Bitcoin Bull Thinks So…
Ethereum’s current weakness against Bitcoin may spell trouble for its near-term price action, and one prominent Bitcoin bull believes that the crypto will soon plummet as low as $90.
Max Keiser concisely stated his next ETH target in a recent tweet, saying:“Next target for ETH, $90.”
Next target for ETH, $90. — Max Keiser (@maxkeiser)
Additionally, if Bitcoin continues to incur greater dominance over the aggregated crypto market, it is highly possible that many major altcoins will revisit, or break below, their 2019 lows.
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