Ethereum: Here’s When ETH Could Rally 80% and Hit $6000

Ethereum hit an all-time high of $4,878.26 in November 2021. The second-largest crypto project’s price has fallen by over 30% from its 2021 peak. ETH has also undergone a major price correction since May of this year.

According to X user “degentrading,” ETH could hit the $6000 mark in September of this year. Reaching $6000 from current price levels would translate to a rally of nearly 80%. The analyst calls ETH the “decentralized global settlement layer/ world computer.”

1/n – Why i think ETH will be trading at 6k by Sept 24 https://t.co/4WIQTAZv8S

— degentrading (@degentradingLSD) June 23, 2024

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Reuters reports that the Securities and Exchange Commission may approve Ethereum exchange-traded funds for launch as early as July 2024. The financial regulator approved 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs in January, leading to a significant price rally. BTC hit a new all-time high of $73,737 in March. A similar pattern may emerge for ETH if the SEC approves the ETF launch.

How high can Ethereum go in July?

ETH is down 12.6% from the previous month, 3.3% in the 14-day charts, and 5.6% in the weekly charts. The recent decline in price is probably the result of BTC staying below $62,000. Miners sold off their holdings, which caused a decline in the price of Bitcoin as the average cost of mining one coin topped $86,000.

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CoinCodex data suggests Ethereum will continue to trade below $3500 till at least July 27, 2024.

Source: CoinCodex

Changelly also predicts ETH’s price to consolidate at around its current levels till at least early July.

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The forecast may change if the ETH ETFs make their debut. The asset may see a rise in inflows from the new investment vehicle, leading to a breakout.

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