Ethereum (ETH) trading around $1,580, down 1% amidst concerns over data availability roadmap hindering value accrual.
Dencun upgrade in March 2024 improved Ethereum's scalability by 15.95x but led to challenges in accruing value.
Layer 2 solutions paying low fees for Layer 1 settlement impacts ETH valuation and weakens 'ultrasound money' narrative.
Ethereum losing market share in fees to competitors like Solana and BNB Chain due to higher throughput at lower fees.
Potential solutions like based rollups could address Ethereum's scalability and value accrual issues but not a top priority in upcoming upgrades.
Technical analysis shows ETH testing critical support at $1,450-$1,550 with resistance at $1,688 and key support levels indicated.
Mixed market sentiment with some analysts expecting a breakout towards $2,000 while others warn of resistance around $2,300.
Long-term holders selling in $1,550-$1,700 range, while large holders accumulating; caution on rising exchange reserves signaling bearish sentiment.
ETH down nearly 50% over the past year, lacking substantial gains compared to Bitcoin despite bullish 2024 developments.
Analysts divided on future price movement, suggesting stabilization in $1,550-$1,600 range or potential rally to $2,000 with caution against not taking profits.