Cryptoverse: Ether fettered by fate of spot ETF proposals

Cryptoverse: Ether fettered by fate of spot ETF proposals
Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is facing challenges in keeping up with its dominant counterpart, bitcoin. Despite being a significant player in the $2.7 trillion crypto market, ether's performance trails behind bitcoin's surge. In the first quarter of this year, ether's value increased by approximately 53%, whereas bitcoin experienced a 65% rise. Ether, currently trading around $3,612, remains at least 26% below its all-time high of $4,867.60 reached in November 2021. Despite a recent technical upgrade aimed at reducing transaction fees on its ecosystem, ether's momentum didn't match the anticipation surrounding bitcoin's upcoming "halving" next month. Following the blockchain's Dencun upgrade on March 13, ether witnessed a 12% drop, reflecting market sentiment. Joseph Edwards, head of research at London-based Enigma Securities, highlighted ether's struggle with name recognition among non-endemic investors, hindering its potential for…

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