Ethereum Stands Near $3,000 as Bitcoin Drops Below $100K

Published at 2025-11-14 13:43:23

Cryptocurrency markets entered a sharp downturn after Bitcoin slid beneath the psychological $100,000 level, sparking a broad risk-off reaction. While many expected altcoins to follow BTC lower, Ethereum has displayed surprising stability, trading around the $3,000 area and avoiding a decisive break so far. Short-term liquidity appears thin, so small moves in BTC or concentrated order flows could still tip ETH either way.

Why it matters: if Ethereum can maintain support near $3,000, it would reinforce demand for smart-contract exposure and help shore up DeFi and staking narratives despite wider market stress. A clean break below that level, however, would likely accelerate outflows from altcoins and amplify downward momentum. Traders and investors should watch Bitcoin volatility, orderbook depth around $3,000, and macro catalysts to gauge whether ETH’s resilience will hold.

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