Crypto Expert Predicts Ethereum Surge to $5,000 as Bitcoin Leads December Rally
A crypto analyst predicts Ethereum is on the verge of a major breakout, with conditions aligning for a rally to unprecedented heights.
Justin Bennett, a prominent figure in the crypto space, recently shared that Ethereum could soon reclaim the $4,000 mark as a critical support level. He suggests that Bitcoin’s recent upward momentum might lead traders to shift profits into Ethereum, boosting its price further.
Bennett points to Ethereum’s struggle at $4,000 due to technical resistance, but he believes a breakthrough could propel it towards $4,800 or even $5,500. According to him, “Bitcoin has dominated December so far, but it’s likely we’ll see some of those gains rotate into Ethereum. Clearing $4,000-$4,100 would set the stage for a run to new all-time highs.”
At present, Ethereum trades around $3,873, but Bennett expects both Bitcoin and Ethereum to outperform the broader market for the rest of December. He argues that focusing on these leading assets makes the most sense right now, with altcoins likely to follow only after significant moves in BTC and ETH.
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XRP Set for Explosive Rally with ETF Approval and Market MomentumOn Bitcoin, Bennett describes its current rally as “full Santa Claus mode,” fueled by speculation about its potential role as a U.S. reserve asset under Trump. He predicts BTC could surge to $116,000 or even $125,000 before the year ends, with pullbacks becoming increasingly rare during this period of heightened market activity.
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