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Ethereum Falls to Lowest Against Bitcoin Since May 2020

Ethereum Falls to Lowest Against Bitcoin Since May 2020

On March 13, the ETH/BTC exchange rate dropped to 0.0224, a level not seen since May 2020.

Weekly ETH/BTC chart on Binance. Data: TradingView.

According to Qiao Wang, co-founder of Alliance DAO, the current oversold level of Ethereum is comparable to the situation following the Terra collapse in 2021, the bear market of 2018, and the DAO hack in 2016.

Glassnode’s weekly on-chain analysis recorded an accumulation of 600,000-700,000 ETH at $1900. Resistance could be encountered at $2200, where 465,000 ETH have been traded.

The gap in supply between the two levels remains slight, making a short-term move towards resistance likely, analysts noted.

Over the past six months, experts have identified coin accumulation at levels of $1800, $2400, and $2900.

On March 10, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin expressed confidence in transforming the network into an even more powerful platform capable of reshaping the digital economy at the Based Rollup summit organized by Taiko.

He emphasized the need to rethink initiatives like ICOs, DAOs, RAW, and the social layer, minimizing their weaknesses. Buterin urged the community to focus on attracting users who prioritize openness, censorship resistance, and security.

In January, the Ethereum co-founder confirmed that the ecosystem will continue to scale primarily through L2 solutions.

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