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Ethereum Not Expected to See New All-Time High in 2024, According to Polymarket

Sep 25, 2024
  1. SEC Delays Decision on Ethereum Options to November
  2. Polymarket Predictions on New Ethereum ATH
  3. Ethereum Price Stabilizes at $2,600-$2,700

Despite a recent 15% rally in Ethereum, its price has settled between $2,600 and $2,700 this week. The largest altcoin has a market cap of $316 billion and has facilitated over $15.7 billion in trading volume over the last 24 hours.

SEC Delays Decision on Ethereum Options to November

According to a filing released on September 24, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced a delay in its decision to approve options trading for spot Ethereum ETFs. The decision, originally expected by September 26-27, has been extended to November 10-11 under Section 19(b) (2) of the Securities Exchange Act.

Polymarket Predictions on New Ethereum ATH

Following the SEC announcement, the odds of Ethereum reaching a new all-time high (ATH) in 2024 significantly changed on Polymarket. According to the world's largest prediction market, the current odds of Ethereum missing out on a new ATH in 2024 are 85%, compared to 71% a week ago. Only 14% placed bets for a new ATH outcome, and less than 1% had unrealistic hopes for a new ATH within the next five days.

Ethereum Price Stabilizes at $2,600-$2,700

After reaching a recent high of $2,702 on Monday, Ethereum has remained sideways over the past 48 hours, indicating a potential period of distribution between buyers and sellers. Since mid-September, Ethereum's price has moved up by 14%, prompting expectations of profit-taking within this range before a potential decline to liquidity lows at $2,500.

In summary, despite recent market activity and gains, predictions remain pessimistic regarding a new all-time high for Ethereum in 2024.

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