Is Ethereum Crashing Again? 2 Major Warning Signs You Can’t Ignore

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In 2025, the second-largest cryptocurrency experienced significant volatility, starting high before dropping below $1,500 in April due to economic factors. It briefly surged near $5,000 but then fell almost 50% to $2,600 by late November, struggling to maintain levels above $3,000 since.
2025 has been a rollercoaster of a year for the second-largest cryptocurrency. It began on a high note, alongside the rest of the market, but slumped after the first Trump-induced tariffs to under $1,500 in April. It went on a massive run in the following months and broke its 2021 all-time high by coming inches away from the $5,000 mark.
The trend since then has been precisely the opposite, as it plunged by almost 50% to bottom out at $2,600 in late November. Despite a few price jumps above $3,000, it has been unable to reclaim that level decisively and now sits inches below it. But there are additional warning shots for its future price performance.
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