Ether is showing signs of breaking out relative to Bitcoin in January 2025, according to a crypto analyst. TradingView shows Ether’s (ETH) relative strength to Bitcoin (BTC) — the ETH/BTC ratio — is currently at 0.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a significant $226.6 million inflow on Dec. 23. Since their launch, these funds have attracted $35.83 billion in cumulative net
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If you're an Ethereum ( ETH -0.99%) investor, the good news is that the world's second-largest cryptocurrency is up an impressive 50% for the year. Ethereum recently broke through the $4,000 price level and, even with a recent pullback, is within striking distance of regaining its all-time high of $4,891 from November 2021.
This expiry, representing 44% of the total open interest for Bitcoin options, marks the largest event of its kind on Deribit.
A closely followed crypto analyst says that Ethereum (ETH) looks primed to surge against Bitcoin (BTC) as we enter the new year.
Recent market data places Ethereum at around $3,500, with strong momentum suggesting it could reach new highs. Analysts at Finance Magnates noted that Ethereum could surge between $4,000 and $6,500 by the end of 2024. This optimism comes from heightened network activity, growing institutional interest, and improving on-chain metrics.
Crypto ETFs saw substantial outflows last week while Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dipped, but such products still ended the week in the green.
A popular market analyst known for his timely crypto calls is now saying that Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) will continue to rally.
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Cosmos developers sold $27.8 million in Bitcoin amid market declines, bringing total crypto sales to $78.67 million this year.
However, recent data shows a strong reversal in Bitcoin's dominance. While it has yet to fully materialize, a move of this size has not happened in more than a year and could signal the start of an altcoin rally. Ethereum, as the most widely recognized altcoin, stands to benefit immensely.