Ethereum Price Hits $4,000 as 95% of Holders Profit
Ethereum reaches $4,000 for the first time since Dec 2024, putting 95% of on-chain holders in profit.

- Ethereum hits $4,000 for first time in 8 months
- 95% of holders now in profit
- Market sentiment turns bullish on ETH
Ethereum price has climbed to $4,000 for the first time since December 2024, signaling renewed strength in the crypto market. This milestone represents a major recovery after months of sideways trading and bearish sentiment.
According to on-chain data, 95% of ETH holders are now in profit, a level not seen in nearly a year. This surge has boosted investor confidence, with many traders expecting further upside in the coming weeks.
Profitability Boosts Market Sentiment
The sharp rise in profitability among holders often fuels positive market momentum. When most investors are in profit, selling pressure tends to decrease while buying interest increases. This can help sustain higher price levels, especially if demand from new investors remains strong.
Market analysts suggest that the $4,000 mark could act as both a psychological barrier and a launchpad for the next rally. If Ethereum maintains this level, it could trigger a push towards the all-time highs set in 2021.
Factors Driving Ethereum’s Rally
Several factors have contributed to Ethereum’s recent price gains:
- Increased activity in decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFT markets
- Growing institutional interest in ETH as a long-term asset
- Anticipation of Ethereum network upgrades improving scalability and efficiency
With Bitcoin also holding strong, the broader crypto market appears to be in the early stages of a bullish trend. However, traders are advised to remain cautious, as volatility can still cause sharp price swings.
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