Just two days after finally breaking past its all-time high mark set all the way back in November 2021, Ethereum climbed to an even higher peak on Sunday. The price of Bitcoin was falling as the crypto’s weeklong rally faded amid profit-taking and uncertainty about the longevity of recent gains.
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Paul Barron Network26 Aug 2025, 16:33 UTC
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The video analyzes the potential for Ethereum to reach $5,000 by the end of August, it covers topics such as Fed cutting rates, low public confidence in the Fed, high stock market valuations hitting an all-time high, the content looks at possible multiple rate cuts through the end of the year, at 75% and Fed cutting into job losses and high inflation. A Bitcoin whale sold $2.7B causing $4,000 crash and retail investors taking on unprecedented risk.
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