ETH Outperformed BTC: But Is Ethereum Price Crash Coming?

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Ethereum‘s Rollercoaster: Will It Soar or Plummet? 🎢💸

Ah, Ethereum! The darling of the crypto world, strutting around with a price tag of ETH $2,509. It has recently decided to throw a party, boasting a dazzling 55% rally over the past 60 days, while Bitcoin, that old grump, could only manage a 28% price hike. Talk about sibling rivalry! 😏

But wait! Before we pop the champagne, let’s not forget the 24h volatility of 0.3% and a market cap of $302.76 B. It seems our dear Ethereum might need a little breather before it can continue its upward escapade. After all, even the best of us need a nap! 💤

According to the ever-reliable CoinGlass, the big boys of crypto exchanges—Binance, Coinbase, Bitfinex, OKX, and Gemini—have seen a net inflow of nearly 65,000 ETH in the last 24 hours. Binance and Bitfinex are leading the charge, with inflows of 24,234 ETH and 24,415 ETH, respectively. Could this be a sign of a looming selloff? Perhaps our short-term traders are cashing in their chips while the market plays hide and seek with uncertainty. 🎭

Meanwhile, the global crypto market cap has taken a slight dip of 0.3%, now resting at a cozy $3.28 trillion. Not too shabby, right?

The Bigger Picture

Despite the ominous clouds gathering, there’s a glimmer of hope! CMC data reveals that only 3.3% of ETH holders are short-term traders—those who can’t seem to commit for more than a month. Commitment issues, anyone? 😅

CoinGlass also reports that over $160 million worth of ETH has made its way to the leading exchange. But with a market cap of $300 billion, it’s unlikely we’ll see Ethereum take a nosedive anytime soon. Phew!

However, let’s not ignore the $36 million in liquidations over the past day—$27 million longs and $9 million shorts. Long liquidations often stir up a delightful cocktail of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) among investors, leading to a potential selloff. Cheers to that! 🍹

ETH has dipped 0.8% in the last 24 hours, now sitting at $2,490. It even flirted with a local low of $2,480 earlier today. Oh, the drama!

On a brighter note, spot ETH ETFs in the US have recorded a net inflow of $837.5 million over the past three weeks. BlackRock’s ETHA fund has seen inflows surpassing $4.8 billion, proving that institutional interest in Ethereum is as strong as ever. Who knew finance could be so romantic? 💖

For Ethereum to keep its bullish momentum, it must break its local high of $2,545 and stay above the $2,450 support zone. Falling below $2,400 might just delay its dreams of reaching $3,000 further, thanks to the market’s whimsical nature.

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2025-06-09 15:27