ETHEREUM REMAINS OPEN TO A 42 DECLINE BUT

Last updated: June 15, 2025, 23:28  |  Written by: Tyler Winklevoss

Ethereum Remains Open To A 42 Decline But
Ethereum Remains Open To A 42 Decline But

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Ethereum Retraces To Critical Monthly Demand Level – Can

Short-Term Bearish Outlook: The market sentiment is negative, with Ethereum facing a potential decline to $1,500, as key support levels have been broken and no

Ethereum falls to 42-month lows vs. Bitcoin - Cointelegraph

While Bitcoin Continues Setting New

The Silent Slump: Why Ethereum Is Still 45% Below Its Peak While

Is Ethereum in Crisis? 60% Price Drop Sparks Concern - Crypto News

While Bitcoin continues setting new all-time highs above $111,000, Ethereum tells a different story. Despite the broader crypto market’s resurgence, Ethereum remains approximately 45% below its

Ethereum Podría Entrar En Un

Ethereum podría entrar en un nuevo ciclo alcista frente a Bitcoin después de caer al objetivo del patrón IC&H, el cual se alinea estrechamente con el escenario bajista

Ethereum cae a mínimos de 42 meses frente a Bitcoin

Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), continues losing its strength against Bitcoin (BTC), with the ETH/BTC pair treading around 0.0365 BTC as of Oct. 25, its lowest

Ethereum Has Experienced A Massive

The sentiment around Ethereum (ETH) has reached its lowest annual level, according to an analysis by the blockchain data company Santiment, published on March 6

Ethereum has experienced a massive drop, losing over 27% of its value in less than five days as the market faces extreme fear and uncertainty. The rapid sell-off has fueled speculation that a

ETH has plummeted more than 63% since December, sparking concerns the cryptocurrency may be in trouble. Analysts blame the decline on “subdued network activity,”

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