After outperforming Bitcoin and most assets in November, Ethereum seems to have taken the southbound road. The top altcoin even after the recent selloffs maintained above the crucial $3955 level. However, it lost over 10% in the last four days as Ethereum traded at $3,780.60 at the time of writing.
While the larger market didn’t anticipate Ethereum’s fall under the $3800 level after the alt’s price rose 7.5% in November to $4,631, reaching a market capitalization of $549 billion at the end of the month. So, could this be ETH’s fall from grace or just a dip-buying opportunity?
Over the last month, 50-day and 200-day moving averages closed the month 19.7% and 7.4% higher than the previous month, at $4,268 and $3,153 respectively. While average
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