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If buyers lose control to sellers, we might see Ethereum falling to the US$1,000 zone," Patel said. Ethereum has lost nearly 5 per cent, and it is about to test its support level at US$1,200. " While on the other hand, as the price of Ethereum also falls, the revenue of projects based on the network is also plunging drastically.
If bulls can keep the bar above the US$21,000 level, we might see sharp upward moves," Edul Patel, Co-Founder & CEO, Mudrex said. Bitcoin has been down by nearly 4 per cent since the last day. "Most cryptocurrencies dipped over the weekend with increasing selling pressure. Ethereum, the world's second largest cryptocurrency, fell by 3.68 per cent to $1,150.09. The world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was down by 3.83 per cent to $20,553.
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