Bitcoin’s 2021 surge took it from around $30,000 to $68,000, fueled by institutional adoption, retail excitement, and the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in some markets. followed that rally, reaching its all-time high of $4,720 in November 2021.
In 2025, Ethereum’s growth is showing some similarities:
Institutional Interest: Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have launched in the U.S. and globally, attracting new investors.
Whale Accumulation: Large holders owning 10,000 ETH or more have increased their holdings by about 8% in recent weeks, signaling strong confidence from big investors.
Ecosystem Expansion: Layer-2 solutions and network upgrades like Dencun and the upcoming Pectra are designed to reduce fees and increase scalability, which could drive adoption in DeFi and NFTs.
However, Ethereum still struggles to break above the $4,000 resistance level, showing that the current rally is strong but faces challenges.
Also Read – How Ethereum Became a Leading Cryptocurrency
