Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have stagnated for months, leaving traders wondering when the next big move will occur. Analysts predict Bitcoin could surge to over $100,000 by early 2025, based on historical trends, while Ethereum struggles to break its $2,380 resistance level.
Bitcoin’s Next Leap: A trader, CryptoCon, predicts Bitcoin could hit $107,558 by December 2024 or January 2025. Currently, Bitcoin is nearing the $60,000 mark. The recent 11% drop in Bitcoin’s large transaction volume suggests some hesitation, but exchange netflows tightening by 56.7% might signal an upcoming breakout.
Ethereum’s Struggle: Ethereum remains stuck between $2,150 and $2,380. Trader Cold Blooded Shiller believes a breakout will occur once one of these price levels gives way. Ethereum has seen a 10.9% increase in daily active addresses, showing higher engagement, but the next move remains uncertain.
Market Metrics: Bitcoin saw a decline in large transaction volume by 11%, while Ethereum’s volume rose by 2.9%. Despite this, Ethereum saw a 397.8% surge in exchange netflows, hinting at increased trading activity. Liquidations were significant, with Bitcoin seeing $7.4 million and Ethereum $9.8 million in the last 24 hours.
Looking Ahead: Both Bitcoin and Ethereum face pivotal moments. Bitcoin’s next surge could take it past $100,000, while Ethereum’s next big move hinges on breaking resistance or dropping lower. Investors are closely monitoring key price levels to determine the future direction of these major cryptocurrencies.
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