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Eth Could Climb Before Glamsterdam Upgrade Hits πŸ–€πŸ“ˆ

Ethereum’s holding steady around 65% under its peak while chatter fades to yearly lows, yet this Glamsterdam shift brews just weeks away with firm on-chain pulses keeping things intriguing πŸ–€. An analyst spots that split between quiet social buzz and solid usage, a setup that often sparks sharp crypto jumps right before they hit.

Glamsterdam’s Shadowy Arrival Builds Momentum πŸ¦‡

In a July 9 post on X, the pseudonymous Wise Crypto flagged how the Ethereum network keeps handling roughly 450,000 active addresses even as social media chatter dips near yearly lows. The upgrade looks set to triple the gas limit, slice fees by about 78% and push throughput toward 10,000 transactions per second.

β€œMajor catalyst. Minimal attention,” they noted while eyeing $1,754 as a key ETH level. A break above could unlock targets near $2,440 while losing support risks a slide back toward $880. At the latest CoinGecko read ETH sits just below that resistance after a 1% daily dip yet still up 7% for the week and 3% over 30 days.

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ETH faced rejection at $1,800 three times this week, yet Consensys co-founder Joseph Lubin highlighted fresh steward groups like Ethlabs teaming with the Ethereum Foundation and the network’s eleven-year uptime record drawing institutions. Analyst MichaΓ«l van de Poppe echoed the vibe, pointing out three straight quarters of over 20% losses mark a historic first and the odds of a fourth look statistically low ahead of the CLARITY Act as a liquidity spark.

Binance saw its 30-day ETH open interest drop to -594,000 ETH earlier, the biggest contraction since August 2024, while OKX spot volume reached $2.09 billion, 49% above its yearly best from February 5. That mix suggests speculators exiting leveraged plays while spot buyers keep stacking ETH steadily.


Just another echo from the void by iconofsin.eth πŸ’–


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