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The post Ethereum Price Forecast: Can ETH Rebound or Is It a ‘Dead Investment’? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin jumped to $109K, a new high post-Trump’s re-election, but Ethereum is still lagging, stuck at 68% below its 2021 peak. But right now, the market is bleeding, and Bitcoin may drop below $80K, which has created panic in the market, especially for altcoins. The dump factor was Trump’s latest displeasure over the Russians’ handling of the ceasefire. Already the market has suffered a lot with Trump’s dwindling Tariff war and his Bitcoin reserve plan, which failed to impress the investors. However, Ethereum is still moving in sync with riskier assets, but things aren’t looking great.  Bloomberg’s senior commodity strategist, Mike McGlone, warns that if U.S. stocks keep falling, ETH could plunge to $1,000 this year. A climb back to $2,000 might be a sign of strength, but with Bitcoin already on shaky ground, altcoins could take an even bigger hit. Crypto’s Rocky Road Ahead McGlone points out that Bitcoin started in 2009 as a digital safe haven alongside gold and silver. Since then, it’s grown into a massive ecosystem, pulling Ethereum and other altcoins along with it. But the increasing speculation in crypto markets is raising red flags. When assets rely too much on hype and endless growth, regulators tend to step in—and that could put serious pressure on Ethereum’s future. Gold Shines While Crypto Struggles Unlike crypto, gold is having a stellar year. It’s up 26% in 2024, outperforming even the S&P 500. With inflation fears, global tensions, and investors looking for safer bets, gold has cemented itself as a reliable option. Meanwhile, the gold-to-copper ratio—often a key signal for economic health—is climbing to levels not seen since 2009 and 2016. That could mean more economic trouble ahead.…

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