Ethereum Soars 40% in a Week – Outshines Bitcoin in Stunning Rally!
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Ethereum (ETH) has delivered an exceptional performance over the past week, significantly outpacing Bitcoin (BTC) with analysts predicting further upside potential.
Market Rollercoaster: $300M Liquidations Rock Crypto Traders
On Monday (May 12), the crypto rally abruptly paused, triggering massive liquidations across both long and short positions. Key metrics reveal:
- Total liquidations: $300+ million (24-hour period)
- Traders affected: 120,000+
- Position breakdown: ⅔ long positions vs. ⅓ short positions
Notably, ETH liquidations more than doubled BTC's, reflecting both Ethereum's explosive price action and persistent short-selling sentiment from its previous underperformance.

24-Hour Liquidation Heatmap, Source: Coinglass.
Ethereum's Spectacular Surge: 40% Weekly Gain vs Bitcoin's 10%
Over the past seven days, Ethereum (ETH) has skyrocketed more than 40%, dramatically outperforming Bitcoin's (BTC) modest 10% gain. At press time, ETH briefly surged to $2,600 before retracing to $2,518.

ETH Price Chart, Source: TradingView.
The rally has now reclaimed February's peak levels, putting the next critical resistance at $2,800 firmly in sight. Market technicians suggest:
- Breakout Scenario: A sustained move above $2,800 could trigger a bullish advance toward $3,500
- Support Zone: Failure to hold momentum may see a retreat to $2,500, where strong buying interest awaits
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