Ethereum Down 40% in Q1 – Will It Recover?

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Ethereum (ETH) had a tough start in 2025, dropping 40% in the first quarter. 

While other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (+24%) and XRP (+280%) are seeing gains, ETH struggles to hold above $2,000.

What’s Happening?

Ethereum’s price decline is driven by market volatility, competition, and investor sentiment. Some analysts predict further drops, while others believe ETH could rebound by 65% to $3,300.

Key Levels to Watch

  • Support: $2,040–$2,060 (If broken, ETH could fall below $2,000)
  • Resistance: $2,150 (A breakout could push it to $2,300)

Will Ethereum Recover?

Ethereum’s future depends on overall market conditions and upcoming network upgrades.

 If bullish momentum returns, ETH could recover, but investors should stay cautious.

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