Here’s Why Analysts Think Ethereum Could Soon Move to $350

Ethereum Could Soon Drop Towards $350

Ethereum is prepared to move lower after shedding the support of an uptrend formed at the start of September. One analyst shared the chart below on September 20th, noting how the recent technical reversal could lead from a drop from $370 (where it is now) to approximately $355:

“Safe to say we went a different direction than I originally intended, but I never lost sight of the liquidity I depicted in my previous tweet. It now looks to me that we are on our way to the triple lows. Fortunately I hedged on my “On the Verge” post last night.”

Chart of ETH's price action over the past few weeks with analysis by crypto trader Chase NL. Chart from TradingView.com

This was echoed by another market commentator, who noted that Ethereum’s ongoing drop is setting it up for a decline to $330:

“Looking good now after the rough start to the trade. We are testing Monday’s midrange now. If we lose the weekly open then I’ll try to compound this targeting 355 then mid 330s. Took 50% off at the target and letting the rest ride for now. Should be a good week!”

Chart of ETH's price action over the past few weeks with analysis by crypto trader TraderKoz. Chart from TradingView.com

Long-Term Trends Still Bullish

Investors are still optimistic about Ethereum’s medium to long-term prospects despite current price weakness.

Chris Burniske — partner at Placeholder Capital and a former crypto-asset analyst at ARK Invest — recently found that a majority of his followers think ETH will finish 2020 above $500 and beyond.

Corroborating the expectations of upside, Ethereum has continued to see notable technical developments. Raul Jordan of Prysmatic Labs recently remarked that the ETH2 upgrade is set to go live in November:

“We can likely perform a feature freeze by mid October, allowing us to only work on security improvements and UX before going live. If all goes well, November is still looking good for a launch from our perspective.”

The upgrade is expected to boost ETH’s potential by giving it a staking premium, along with giving it more capacity to process more transactions.

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Here's Why Analysts Think Ethereum Could Soon Move to $350
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