The price of Ethereum reacted sharply to the January uptrend support line and at the 40-day cycle low in yesterday’s session.
There was an upside reaction across most equity indices overall as well. Key support is at US$3,000 (currently some 10 points lower) and we need to see this level hold before projecting the next higher targets of US$3,250 and US$3,500.
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As Bitcoin retraces price levels and timing patterns seen in past halving cycles, striking similarities to 2016 emerge. But while the clock still seems to rhyme, the magnitude of returns – and the market’s behavior – tells a very different story.
The crypto market appears to be in a holding pattern as traders await clearer catalysts, with institutional flows and broader risk appetite key factors for near-term direction.
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Trump’s Davos pivot reignited Bitcoin’s rally and risk appetite, but beneath the bounce, historical halving patterns, shrinking returns, and rising institutional dominance suggest a very different crypto cycle from 2016.
