Ethereum’s 4 consecutive weeks of price rallies fuel bullish bets of $3200

CryptoSlate3h agoUpdated 2h ago
Ethereum’s 4 consecutive weeks of price rallies fuel bullish bets of $3200
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Ethereum traders are rebuilding bullish exposure to the second-largest cryptocurrency, with derivatives markets showing renewed demand for upside bets. According to CryptoSlate's data, ETH has gained about 11% this month on the back of a four-week stretch of gains, its longest in nearly a year. This uptrend pushed ETH to around $2330, its highest price […] T...

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