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Ethereum dynamics point to an altseason approaching

Market Picture

Market capitalisation grew by 0.6% in 24 hours, adding almost 4% in a week to $3.45 trillion. The market consolidated near these values a couple of weeks ago. Such a step-by-step climb is quite familiar. The likely continuation of positive sentiment allows us to consider the area of historical highs around $3.7 trillion as the next stop. The abundance of money from institutional and professional traders has dramatically suppressed FOMO impulses, so the type of market growth now looks more like a climb with frequent breaks than a rocket launch. Although less intense, this type of growth is more suitable for long-term portfolios.

The crypto market consolidates near $3.45 trillion, near the peak seen 2 weeks ago

Bitcoin is trading above $109K, experiencing increased selling pressure on growth above $110K. This pressure may become even more intense as it approaches $112K, the area of the historical high set at the end of May. Breaking through this level will make $135K the technical target.

Bitcoin is trading above $109K, experiencing increased selling pressure on growth above $110K

Ethereum has picked up momentum, adding nearly 5% in 24 hours to $2,800. It has recovered losses since the end of February and is consolidating above the 200-day moving average. If Ethereum’s dynamics are an indicator of altcoin sentiment, then we will see increased readiness for the altcoin season.

Ethereum has picked up momentum, adding nearly 5% in 24 hours to $2,800

News Background

BlackRock’s largest Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has become the fastest-growing exchange-traded fund in history. IBIT’s assets exceeded $70 billion in 341 trading days, while GLD took 1,691 days to do so.

Strategy additionally purchased 1,045 BTC ($110.2 million) last week at an average price of $105,426 per coin. The company now owns 582,000 BTC, purchased at an average price of $70,086. The total investment is estimated at $40.2 billion.

The Coinbase premium (the difference between prices on the largest American crypto exchange and other platforms) has reached a four-month high, indicating support from American buyers, according to CryptoQuant.

According to BaykusCharts, the supply of digital gold on exchanges has decreased by ~35%, from 1.55 million BTC to 1.01 million BTC, since July 2024.

US SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced the agency’s new approach to non-custodial storage of cryptocurrencies. The agency is also working on measures to exempt De-Fi platforms from regulatory barriers.

The FxPro Analyst Team

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