If ETH ‘pullback continues,’ a $3K retrace remains in play — Analyst
Crypto analyst Rekt Capital says that Ether could keep consolidating between the $3,000 and $4,000 range, though a pullback to the lower $3,000s remains a possibility following its 10% fall over the past seven days.
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Crypto analyst Rekt Capital says that Ether could keep consolidating between the $3,000 and $4,000 range, though a pullback to the lower $3,000s remains a possibility following its 10% fall over the past seven days.
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