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Ethereum’s price jumped 9.5% to around $3,050, coinciding with a surge in optimistic derivatives positions. Traders are heavily betting on a further rise to €5,600 ($6,500), with over €326 million in open interest for call options at that strike price, despite the asset’s 35% decline this quarter.

Ethereum is up nearly 9% as the market reacts to the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. Analysts are divided, with some pointing to a critical support level at $2,800, while others warn of high leverage and potential volatility.

Ethereum’s price has fallen below the critical $3,000 support level, risking a further decline towards $2,850. However, the MVRV Z-Score indicator suggests the asset may be undervalued and could be nearing a bottom.

Ethereum’s price has fallen 6% in the past 24 hours, and an expert warns of a potential deeper crash due to a bearish pattern. Analyst Ali Martinez predicts further declines to $2,250, $1,550, or even $1,080.

Ethereum has dropped over 32% in three months, and despite a recent bounce, key indicators like the RSI show bearish divergence. Long-term holders are also offloading hundreds of thousands of ETH, suggesting the recovery may be weak and further downside is possible.

Ethereum is hovering around $3,000, and an analyst predicts a potential rise to $3,200, driven by unusually low stablecoin yields on lending platforms, indicating the market hasn’t peaked yet.

Ethereum is rolling out its ‘Fusaka’ hard fork on December 3, aiming to boost scalability and lower transaction fees. Analysts are bullish on the update’s potential impact on ETH’s price, citing historical gains from past upgrades.

Companies holding Ethereum as a strategic reserve are facing significant unrealized losses as ETH’s price has dropped by nearly 50% from its August high. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, adding to the pressure on these firms.