Ethereum Stable in Mid-$180 Region as Network Activity Blossoms
At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading up just under 2% at its of $185.71, which marks a notable climb from its daily lows of under $180 that were set earlier today.
Ever since Bitcoin incurred its parabolic rally from lows of $7,300 to highs of $10,600, Ethereum has been closely tracking BTC’s price action, and is currently sitting below its recent highs of just under $200 that were set at the peak of the rally.
This massive volatility has helped ETH garner some increased network activity, however, as TokenAnalyst – a popular analytics group on Twitter – recently noted that the number of active senders and recipients both rose roughly 14% over the past 24-hours, while its on-chain volume surged a whopping 150%.“24H #ETH Network Stats: Price: $183.88 (+0.8%) $ETH On-Chain Volume: $629M (+149.6%) Active Senders: 238K (+13.6%) Active Recipients: 101K (+14.0%),” they noted.
📢 24H Network Stats:💲 Price: $183.88 (+0.8%)
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💵 On-Chain Volume: $629M (+149.6%)
👈 Active Senders: 238K (+13.6%)
👉 Active Recipients: 101K (+14.0%)
ETH Nears Apex of Bullish Ascending Triangle
While looking towards Ethereum’s 4-hour candle chart, the cryptocurrency is currently caught within a bullish ascending triangle that is likely to be resolved in the coming several hours. Josh Olszewicz, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, noted in a recently posted chart that an upwards break could lead the crypto to just over $200, while a downwards break could lead it reeling to lows of $160.4h asc tri — #333kByJuly2025 (@CarpeNoctom)
In the near-term, how Ethereum responds to the aforementioned triangle that it is currently trading within will likely be largely dependent on Bitcoin, as a break below BTC’s key near-term support levels within the lower-$9,000 region could cause the entire crypto market to cut deep into its recent gains.
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