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After Bitcoin (BTC) recorded a new all-time high (ATH), Ethereum (ETH) rallied above $3,800 before the price crashed over 10%. The second-largest cryptocurrency has recovered from the dip and reached $3,900 momentarily for the first time in over two years.
Ethereum Recovers And Rallies to $3,900
On Thursday, Bitcoin reached a crucial milestone after breaking above $69,000 and recording a new all-time high (ATH). Before the euphoria was over, the flagship cryptocurrency’s price started to drop, trading as low as $60,000. Since then, BTC’s price has recovered to hover between the $66,000-$67,000 price range.
Fueled by the bullish sentiment, Ethereum rallied above $3,800 before suffering a considerable price drop. The ‘king of altcoins’ lost momentum and shredded about 12% of its price to trade at a price as low as $3,360, according to CoinMarketCap data.
After the dip was done, ETH started to show a recovery alongside Bitcoin. As reported by NewsBTC, a crucial resistance level to clear during this recovery was $3,600. Ethereum surpassed this support level and has maintained its price above the $3,800 range during the last 4 hours.
JUST IN: $3,900 $ETH
— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) March 6, 2024
Ethereum reached the $3,800 support level twice in the last 24 hours. This price range was not seen since January 2022, and the regained bullish momentum propelled the token’s price to a higher milestone.
Ethereum hit $3,900 for the first time since December of 2021. The biggest altcoin briefly soared to $3,901 before falling to the $3,850 price range.
At the time of writing, ETH is trading at $3,834, representing a 1.6% price drop in the last hour and a 2% increase from 24 hours ago. Similarly, the token exhibits green numbers on longer timeframes.
ETH price performance in the 4-hour chart. Source: ETHUSDT on TradingView.com
Ethereum’s price performance has surged almost 16% in the past week, 65% in the last month, and an impressive 145% in one year.
ETH’s market capitalization increased 1.55% to $459.7 million on the last day. Its daily trading volume has increased by 58%, with $52.16 billion in market activity in the previous 24 hours.
What’s Next For ETH’s Price?
Many analysts have forecasted that ETH’s rally is far from over. Analyst Altcoin Sherpa predicted that Ethereum could reach $4,000 when it breaks through the $3,000 price barrier.
Ethereum’s rally seems to be fueled not only by Bitcoin’s momentum but also by the general market dynamics. The date for the Dencun upgrade is approaching, and this update is expected to bring several technical improvements to Ethereum’s infrastructure,
Moreover, the possibility of Ether-based spot exchange-traded funds (ETF) being approved by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in May has built expectations for Ether and the blockchain’s ecosystem.
Pseudonym trader Ash Crypto suggested to his Telegram subscribers that the price correction experienced after Bitcoin’s new ATH was not a “reason to panic.”
Message from Ash Crypto to his Telegram Subscribers. Source: Ash Crypto on Telegram
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The trader considers that the “late long flush to cut all the leverage” was expected and that a soon-to-come stabilization in BTC’s price will propel the run of ETH and all altcoins. Similarly, he announced the ‘incoming alt season’ after the price of ETH hit $3,900 and suggested that Ethereum’s next support level will be $4,200.
$ETH JUST MADE A NEW HIGH 🔥
$4,200 IS COMING NEXT !
GET READY FOR ALTSEASON pic.twitter.com/ZLirlerVDJ
— Ash Crypto (@Ashcryptoreal) March 6, 2024
