Ethereum’s Recovery Path: Analysts Weigh In on Future Prospects Amid Market Volatility
Ethereum (ETH) has shown signs of recovery after a recent sharp decline, with its price rebounding to $1,570, a 4.8% increase over the past 24 hours. Despite this uptick, the cryptocurrency remains under broader market pressure as analysts evaluate its short-term and long-term trajectory. This article delves into the key factors influencing Ethereum’s current market position and what could lie ahead for the digital asset.
Ethereum Dips Into Capitulation Zone: Analyst Reveals What Could Come Next
Ethereum (ETH) has begun to show signs of recovery following a sharp decline earlier this week that brought its price down to $1,471. As of today, the asset is trading at around $1,570, representing a 4.8% increase over the past 24 hours. Ethereum remains under broader market pressure despite the rebound as analysts assess its short-term and long-term positioning. One focal point of current market analysis centers around Ethereum’s Realized Price metric, an on-chain indicator that recalculates the network’s market value based on the last price each ETH coin moved. When ETH trades below this realized price, it often reflects a bearish sentiment and increased selling pressure as holders find themselves underwater.
Ethereum Price Rebounds Slightly After Whale Dumps 10,000 ETH
A notable Ethereum whale exited entirely, selling all 10,000 ETH holdings valued at approximately $15.71 million after a 900-day holding period. The whale first bought the ETH tokens worth $12.95 million at an average price of $1,295 each in the last quarter of 2022. Ethereum has declined by over 50% in the year ending 2025 but has risen slightly to $1,594 from a low of $1,400 on what markets called “Black Monday”. The price of Ethereum is still significantly down for 2025, which is a concern for insiders of cryptocurrencies.
Ethereum Crashes to $1,400, Wiping Out 7 Years of Gains
Ethereum has seen a significant drop, plummeting more than 10% in the past 24 hours to $1,400. This fall has erased seven years of gains and taken the crypto asset below its 2018 cycle peak. The broader crypto market also slumped due to global trade tariffs implemented on April 9. Ethereum is now more than 70% down from its 2021 peak of $4,878, with most of these losses occurring in the past three months. Technical indicators suggest that Ethereum has also dropped below its realized price.
WLFI’s Ethereum Dump: Analyzing ETH’s Loss Post Eric Trump’s Endorsement
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), affiliated with Donald Trump, has sold a large portion of its Ethereum (ETH) holdings at a loss. This move follows Eric Trump’s earlier endorsement of ETH, which briefly sparked institutional interest. However, Ethereum has seen a sharp decline since February, raising questions about market timing, political influence, and institutional confidence in ETH.
