Ethereum ha caído un 35 por ciento respecto a bitcoin en los últimos 12 meses.
El descenso sigue un patrón similar al observado durante el periodo 2024-2025. Los analistas señalan el riesgo de una caída adicional del 40 por ciento si la tendencia continúa durante el resto de 2026.
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Bitcoin's price has fallen below $68,000 as escalating US-Iran conflicts drive volatility in cryptocurrency markets. The drop follows a US-Israel attack on Iran and recent statements from leaders on both sides, compounded by weak US jobs data. Other major coins like Ethereum and XRP have also declined.
Ethereum is experiencing its sixth consecutive down month, with a nearly 40% drop in the past month, according to Bitwise analyst Max Shannon. He warns that without positive catalysts, the cryptocurrency could slide 22% to $1,500, marking its worst streak since 2018. Despite regulatory progress and institutional interest, Ethereum remains tied to Bitcoin's movements.
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Ethereum's price has fallen to $1,937, signaling potential further declines to $1,500 amid technical breakdowns and waning institutional interest. Geopolitical tensions, including warnings from Donald Trump about possible action against Iran, add to the risks. Despite some positive on-chain metrics, the overall outlook remains cautious.
Major cryptocurrencies including Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin saw price declines on Monday, with Bitcoin falling below $69,000. Ethereum dropped over 5% to below $2,000, while Dogecoin crashed by 10.91%. The global crypto market capitalization fell to $2.35 trillion amid regulatory uncertainty and other pressures.
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Bitcoin climbed to a two-month peak near $78,000, driven by easing geopolitical tensions and growing investor confidence. Ethereum and altcoins such as XRP and BNB also posted gains. Analysts highlight technical indicators suggesting potential for further upside to $84,000.