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Ethereum Faces Potential Drop To $1,200 By December, Says Analyst Benjamin Cowen

According to Benjamin Cowen, CEO and Founder of ITC Crypto, Ethereum could be heading towards a significant price correction by the end of 2024.

Cowen notes that the wedge pattern Ethereum has formed this cycle features higher lows, nearly 10x those of the wedge formed in 2019. However, the similarities to Ethereum’s 2019 price action suggest a possible bearish scenario ahead.

In 2019, right before the first interest rate cut, Ethereum fell back into its wedge pattern. After the cut, Ethereum dropped below the wedge, which ultimately led to a bottoming out of the ETH/BTC pair. Cowen believes history could repeat itself, with Ethereum potentially declining to $1,200 by December 2024.

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He points out that in both 2016 and 2019, Ethereum experienced significant breakdowns, with ETH/BTC falling sharply and ETH/USD seeing losses of up to 70%. Based on current risk levels, a similar 70% drop would put Ethereum around $1,208, a level Cowen considers a “soft landing.” Following this potential bottom, he expects a recovery in the first half of 2025.

Adding to the bearish outlook is the recent outflow of funds from Ethereum-based investment products. Ethereum spot ETFs have recorded a total net outflow of $5.2 million, continuing a five-day trend of withdrawals. Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust (ETHE) also saw significant outflows, with $22.6 million leaving the fund.

As the market braces for more macroeconomic shifts, Ethereum could be on a path towards lower prices in the short term, but a potential recovery may be on the horizon as we move into 2025.

Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.

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