🔴 ETH MÁS RENTABLE que BTC
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- 23 Sept 2026, 16:00 UTC
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- 23 Sept 2026, 19:14 UTC
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The analysis focuses on comparing the profitability of Ethereum (ETH) against Bitcoin (BTC). The presenter suggests that Ethereum has been more profitable than Bitcoin in the current cycle. For Ethereum (ETHUSDT), the current price is observed around 2740.88. The analysis indicates a bullish outlook with a projected target price of approximately 3240.88. The fail-safe bound for this bullish prediction is set below the current price, around 2500.00, suggesting that if the price drops significantly below this level, the bullish thesis would be invalidated. For Bitcoin (BTCUSDT), the current price is noted at approximately 65685.5. The prediction is also bullish, with a target price of around 75685.5. The invalidate price for Bitcoin's bullish trend is placed at 62000.00. This suggests that Ethereum's performance has outpaced Bitcoin's in terms of profitability for the specified period. The chart displayed for Ethereum appears to be on a 15-minute timeframe, indicating short-term analysis.
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