Ethereum Price Climbs As Next Rally Begins To Form

Ethereum Price Climbs as Next Rally Begins to Form
Crypto investors staked new bets on Ethereum, pushing its market price higher by more than 2% in post selloffs trading activities across exchanges on Sunday.
With top digital assets showing positive signs, sell pressure has been to cool off, with the global market value of all cryptocurrencies increasing by about 1% to $3.26 trillion.
Over 24 hours of trading, Ethereum (ETH) has climbed by 2.35% to $3,216.02, diverging from its price depreciation of -5.93% and 30 days (-13.3%) downtrend.
The price uptick was driven by strategic whale accumulation amid market volatility, indicating long-term positive sentiment that persists despite retail investor panic.
The market value of Ethereum reached $388 billion as trading volume fell by more than 48% to $18.81 billion over 24 hours on Sunday.
Key drivers include bullish institutional commentary, technical signals hinting at oversold conditions, and anticipation of network upgrades. The new rally was fuelled after the US government reopened, while weak economic data put the Federal Reserve in a dilemma.
The market has seen significant price fluctuations after Jerome Powell signalled the Fed may reverse its dovish pose after the Federal Open Market Committee axed rate by 50 basis points.
Analysts emphasised that ETH’s gain reflects a blend of institutional optimism, technical bargain-hunting, and forward-looking upgrade bets.
While short-term risks like derivative liquidations persist, the $3,000 support and Fusaka’s potential position ETH for a relief rally.
Ethereum achieves 24,192 transactions per second, aided by a high-speed Ethereum layer 2 solution, with the Fusaka upgrade in December expected to enhance scalability, reinforcing its DeFi leadership and appeal for institutional investments.
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