Ethereum crashed by 94% in 2018 — Will history repeat with ETH price bottoming at $375?
ETH's latest plunge could bring more pain despite expectations that $1,200 should hold.
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ETH's latest plunge could bring more pain despite expectations that $1,200 should hold.
ETH managed a sharp rebound after falling to $950. But the ETH/USD bearish continuation setup could have it revisit it.
Bear markets represent the most dreaded period in any investment cycle, but there are a few ways to stay ahead and weather the storm.
Liquid staking firms could default on their Ether obligations if The Merge does not happen.
Ethereum’s Ropsten testnet successfully integrated the merge to become proof-of-stake, but this hasn’t stopped traders from adjusting their downside price targets.
On this week’s episode of “The Market Report,” Cointelegraph’s resident experts discuss Eth2 and how it compares to the competition.
Ethereum's price action hangs around major swing lows despite the all-important Merge network upgrade. Analysis suggests ETH is discounted below $2,000.
ETH price bounced off a major support level, and while $2,000 could be a short-term target, most analysts say it’s just a “relief rally.”
The market drawdown and UST/LUNA fiasco may discourage some retail newcomers, but younger investors remain captivated by crypto’s technology.
ETH dropped below a key support in its USD and BTC pair, but analysts say a bullish trading pattern could eventually spark a sharp trend reversal.