Ethereum Drops Below 50-Day-Old Trendline, Following $17 Million Institutional Inflow in Previous Week
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Following the global cryptocurrency market correction, Ethereum drops below the trendline that has been forming since the end of October while institutional inflows rise in the previous week, with assets under management hitting a new record of $21 billion.
50-day-old trendline
Ethereum's run that started back in October has lasted 46 days, ending after the global cryptocurrency market sell-off that started with Bitcoin dropping by 4.3% in the last 24 hours.
Arman ShirinyanThe trendline was formed after Oct. 23 and has been tested multiple times during this run. The most recent test took place on Nov. 10 right after Ethereum reached the new ATH.
Ethereum has immediately followed the largest cryptocurrency and lost almost 6% of its value, which returns it to the beginning of November when it was trading around $4,300. Ethereum's previous ATH was hit on Nov. 19 and reached $4,867.
Institutional flows in the previous week
While the past week was not the most successful week for the cryptocurrency market, institutions were still interested in both Bitcoin and altcoin markets by investing a total of $150 million. Ethereum's share on the previous week was $17.3 million.
The total volume of Ethereum assets under management has exceeded $21 billion in total, which is a record for the second-largest cryptocurrency on the market.
At press time, Ethereum is trading at $4,313 with a negative 5.5% market performance.
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