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ETH Crypto Risk Gauge Analysis

What this means: InvestorsObserver gives Ethereum (ETH) a low risk rank. This means that a big move in Ethereum is met with a lot of dollars flowing into, or out of, the cryptocurrency. Low risk cryptocurrencies are very unlikely to have their prices manipulated. A big move in a low-risk cryptocurrency means lots of dollars are moving into, or out of, that crypto.

Who this matters to: A high risk-reward score means the cryptocurrency’s price can change a lot with very few dollars at stake. This means the price could be pushed around by unscrupulous actors, or just that the prices is likely to be very unpredictable.

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ETH Short-Term Technical Analysis

Who this matters to: The Short-Term Technical Ranking evaluates a cryptocurrency’s trading over the past month. This is most useful for short- to medium-term traders.

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ETH Long-Term Technical Analysis

Who this matters to: The Long-Term Technical Ranking is a good gauge of how a cryptocurrency has traded over the past several months. This is useful for traders who may want to hold a cryptocurrency for weeks or months.

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ETH Volatility Analysis

Who this matters to: Volatility measures how much, and how quickly, a cryptocurrency’s price moves. If you want a lot of action, high volatility might be right for you. If you don’t like seeing the value of your portfolio swing wildly, you might want some lower-volatility cryptocurrencies.

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ETH Crypto Sentiment Analysis

Who this matters to: Sentiment Rank looks at the past five trading days. This a shortest-term evaluation and is best used by people with a very short horizon.

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ETH Risk Gauge Analysis

What this means: InvestorsObserver gives Ethereum (ETH) a low risk rank. This means that a big move in Ethereum is met with a lot of dollars flowing into, or out of, the cryptocurrency. Low risk cryptocurrencies are very unlikely to have their prices manipulated. A big move in a low-risk cryptocurrency means lots of dollars are moving into, or out of, that crypto.

Who this matters to: A high risk-reward score means the cryptocurrency’s price can change a lot with very few dollars at stake. This means the price could be pushed around by unscrupulous actors, or just that the prices is likely to be very unpredictable.

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ETH Short-Term Technical Analysis

Who this matters to: The Short-Term Technical Ranking evaluates a cryptocurrency’s trading over the past month. This is most useful for short- to medium-term traders.

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ETH Long-Term Technical Analysis

Who this matters to: The Long-Term Technical Ranking is a good gauge of how a cryptocurrency has traded over the past several months. This is useful for traders who may want to hold a cryptocurrency for weeks or months.

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ETH Volatility Analysis

Who this matters to: Volatility measures how much, and how quickly, a cryptocurrency’s price moves. If you want a lot of action, high volatility might be right for you. If you don’t like seeing the value of your portfolio swing wildly, you might want some lower-volatility cryptocurrencies.

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ETH Sentiment Analysis

Who this matters to: Sentiment Rank looks at the past five trading days. This a shortest-term evaluation and is best used by people with a very short horizon.

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Ethereum (ETH) Description

Ethereum is a decentralized open-source blockchain system that features its own cryptocurrency, Ether. ETH works as a platform for numerous other cryptocurrencies, as well as for the execution of decentralized smart contracts. Ethereum’s goal is to become a global platform for decentralized applications that allows users from all over the world to write and run software that is resistant to censorship, downtime and fraud.

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About Ethereum (ETH)

  • Class
  • Sub-Class
  • Volume (24h)
  • Volume (7d)
  • Market Cap
  • Max Supply NA
  • Total Supply

Ethereum (ETH) Description

Ethereum is a decentralized open-source blockchain system that features its own cryptocurrency, Ether. ETH works as a platform for numerous other cryptocurrencies, as well as for the execution of decentralized smart contracts. Ethereum’s goal is to become a global platform for decentralized applications that allows users from all over the world to write and run software that is resistant to censorship, downtime and fraud.

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