Ethereum (ETH) Showing Signs of Robust Expansion, Imminent Breakout Ahead?
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Ethereum (ETH) network data shows the digital currency is primed for bullish moves. According to data presented by top market analyst Ali Martinez, Ethereum is seeing a steady increase in the number of new addresses. Specifically, the current data presented shows that new Ethereum addresses soared to a higher high as of December 19. New addresses entering a network hint at a growing interest in accumulation, a trend that might ultimately boost the price of the asset in question. Despite the inherent Ethereum FUD induced by Peter Brandt, after weeks of range-bound motion, Martinez is optimistic that this growing network activity could set the stage for ETH to resume its upward trajectory in the near term. – Advertisement – Ethereum Retesting Breakout Zone Per the charts, new addresses entering the Ethereum network have soared to their highest level since October 16. The current level represents the second major spike recorded within the network since the uptick recorded on November 20. Ethereum Number of New Addresses | Ali Charts This ongoing network activity coincides with the point ETH bulls are making an effort to revive the price of the coin. At the time of writing, Ethereum changes hands at $2,234.32, up 1.32% in the past 24 hours. While market capitalization has soared by an almost equal growth rate to $264,962,859,280, its trading volume has jumped by 13.68% to $10,707,140,446. In another post on X, Martinez highlighted that Ethereum is currently retesting its breakout zone from an ascending triangle. Per his experience, he posited that ETH is hinting at preparation for a further climb. #Ethereum is currently retesting its breakout zone from an ascending triangle, hinting at preparation for a further climb. The price range between $2,150 and $1,900 could be the ideal zone for accumulation before #ETH sets its sights on…
Filed under: News - @ December 20, 2023 11:10 pm