Prominent Analyst: Can Ethereum Break $3,700 to Validate Whether the Bull Market Has Ended
BlockBeats News, December 3rd, renowned crypto analyst @IamCryptoWolf posted on Platform X stating that if the bull market is over, ETH should fail around the $3700 range (iHS neckline) (end of bounce). However, if the bull market is still ongoing, ETH will directly break through $3700 and then skyrocket.
@IamCryptoWolf shared his analysis on the Tradingview platform in 2014 and has 113,000 followers on Platform X. The analyst previously stated in early November, "Ethereum will experience a correction in November, and if it falls below $3100, the bear market will begin."
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