ETH Outperformed BTC: But Is Ethereum Price Crash Coming?

Ethereum‘s Rollercoaster: Will It Soar or Plummet? šŸŽ¢šŸ’ø

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! šŸ˜

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! šŸ’¤

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. šŸŽ­

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? šŸ˜…

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! šŸ¹

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? šŸ’–

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