Ethereum Enters February Battered. Can History Save It?
Ethereum closed January down 7%. That’s a sharp break from its usual pattern. Historically, January delivers median gains near 32%. This year moved the opposite direction.
Ethereum closed January down 7%. That’s a sharp break from its usual pattern. Historically, January delivers median gains near 32%. This year moved the opposite direction.
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