Analyst Says Ethereum Price Might Have Reached ‘Wave 4’ Bottom — Path To $5,000?

Analyst Says Ethereum Price Might Have Reached ‘Wave 4’ Bottom — Path To $5,000?

The Ethereum price has struggled to mount any significant bullish pressure since hitting the all-time high of $4,946 in August. The bullish momentum of the second-largest cryptocurrency has mostly waxed and waned, reaching the $4,750 high twice in the past few weeks. After running up to this local peak on Tuesday, October 7, the Ethereum price has been on a steady descent in recent days. This bearish pressure intensified on the close of the week, with the ETH price falling towards $3,700 due to United States President Donald Trump’s tariff imposition on China.  Interestingly, a recent....


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