Ethereum has reclaimed its position as the leader in USDT holdings, with 66.94 billion USDT on the network, surpassing Tron’s 61.77 billion.
Ethereum’s USDT balance has surged by 62% this year, driven by the bullish market and Bitcoin’s recent all-time high (ATH).
Despite potential short-term fluctuations as Bitcoin approaches the $100,000 mark, analysts remain optimistic about Ethereum’s long-term growth. Crypto analyst Wolf predicts that Ethereum could reach $20,000 by 2025, citing a bullish ascending triangle pattern on its chart.
Benjamin Cowen from ITC Crypto also highlights Ethereum’s historical trend of strong quarterly performance against Bitcoin in the years following a halving event. This trend suggests continued optimism for Ethereum’s performance heading into 2025.
In addition to bullish technical indicators, Ethereum is seeing increased interest from notable figures. Former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly holds $7.1 million in cryptocurrency, with Ethereum being his top holding.
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Ethereum Spot ETFs Recorded Notable Net InflowsEthereum’s spot ETF also saw positive movement, with a net inflow of $2.834 million on November 25. This brings the total net asset value of Ethereum’s spot ETF to $10.277 billion, reflecting continued investor confidence in the asset.
As Ethereum continues to see increasing support and strong performance indicators, its long-term outlook remains promising. With bullish predictions from analysts and growing institutional interest, Ethereum is well-positioned to maintain its dominance in the crypto space.
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