Ethereum Ready for ‘Significant Run’
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"A closely followed analyst is providing updates for the 2 leading digital assets as each fights to hold a critical support"--Paul Ebeling
Michaël van de Poppe tells his 616,200 Twitter followers he’s eyeing $950 as low-end support for Ethereum (ETH) while suggesting the leading smart contract platform could rally to as high as $1,500 if it can break past $1,140.
“Crucial zones for Ethereum to watch.
Currently bouncing, while also the EUR/USD is showing some slight relief.
If we crack $1,140, I’m assuming we’ll continue and have a significant run towards $1,400-$1,500 for ETH.”
As for BTC: He believes that once the top crypto asset by market cap recaptures the $22,000 barrier, it will surge by another 36% to $30,000.
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