Ethereum Rallies Towards $230 After Recapturing Key Level
At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading up 3% at its of $228, which marks a notable climb from daily lows of $215 that were set yesterday in tandem with Bitcoin’s decline to lows of $8,400.
Bitcoin’s bounce at this level has created an upwards tailwind that has allowed Ethereum and other major altcoins to incur some notable momentum. Today’s rally also marks the first notable bounce seen in multiple days, with the markets previously being caught within a firm downtrend before entering a bout of sideways trading yesterday.Luke Martin, a prominent cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, spoke about Ethereum’s technical situation in a recent tweet, explaining that its recent break below $224 had led him to think further downside was imminent, but its ability to recapture this level has led him to flip back to being “neutral.”
“Last week the only thing I traded actively was shorting ETH. The breakdown of 224 made me think that the downside would continue this week. But now I’m seeing that view almost be invalidated Monday morning. Back to neutral on ETH,” he noted.
Last week the only thing I traded actively was shorting . The breakdown of 224 made me think that the downside would continue this week. But now I'm seeing that view almost be invalidated Monday morning. Back to neutral on . — Luke Martin (@VentureCoinist)
ETH Poised for a Rally to $300 as Technical Situation Grows Bullish
Although Martin is currently neutral on ETH, Galaxy – another popular cryptocurrency analyst – explained in a recent tweet that he believes the crypto could be well positioned for a movement to fresh 2020 highs.“Started to build an ETH long. Thinking of $280-$300 by the end of the month. Send,” he explained.
Started to build an long. Thinking of $280-$300 by the end of the month. Send. — Galaxy (@galaxyBTC)
As long as Bitcoin and the aggregated market are able to further extend this newfound momentum, it is a strong possibility that Ethereum will recoup some of its recent losses.
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