Ethereum price finally topped $ 3K, but data suggests a reversal is nowhere in sight By Cointelegraph

Ethereum price finally topped $ 3K, but data suggests a reversal is nowhere in sight By Cointelegraph



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There is an old saying in traditional markets which is actually more like a trading rule. It goes: “when the trend is negative, one can only be neutral or short,” meaning, bet on the price decrease. The problem is that a relief bounce tricks traders into believing that the negative prevailing sentiment has shifted into a buyers’ market.

For example, after analyzing Ether’s (ETH) price chart, one might conclude that after a 41% crash, a bull run should be ignited sooner rather than later. Unfortunately, this is a bit of a fallacy because markets can exist in periods of non-definition (trendwise).

Ether price at FTX, in USD. Source: TradingView
Ether perpetual futures 8-hour funding rate. Source: Coinglass
7-day average of native ETH token transfers per day, USD. Source: CoinMetrics
network 30-day DApps activity. Source: DappRadar

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