Ethereum Price Prediction: New ETH All-Time High On Cards Before December But A New Viral Altcoin Holds All The Aces

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Optimism in the crypto sector points to a possible new all-time high for Ethereum before December. However, a new viral altcoin called Rollblock is getting attention from investors searching for the next big thing. With its innovative platform and robust ecosystem, Rollblock is drawing in Ethereum investors. Rollblock already boasts over 20,000 registered users and its ICO has raised more than $5 million, solidifying its growing appeal.

Ethereum Eyes $3,500 as RSI and Volume Support Bullish Trend

Ethereum surpassed the $3,200 mark as the broader crypto market maintains the recent bullish sentiment. This surge occurred after Donald Trump’s U.S. presidential election victory produced optimism throughout the market, including Ethereum. While Ethereum is still far from its previous all-time high, it marked a significant bull run with a 29.5% increase this week. Having broken out of the $2,800–$2,200 range that held for months, Ethereum is now targeting new levels, with a potential $3,500 next.

The RSI and trading volumes support this bullish trend, and although prices slightly contracted by 1.5% today, the market shows signs of preparing for the next upward move. Prominent analyst Peter L. Brandt has weighed in, predicting a violent rally based on technical chart patterns, further fueling optimism. Brandt’s predictions carry significant weight in the trading community, and investors are closely monitoring Ethereum’s potential for the next major price surge.

Rollblock’s Revenue-Sharing System and Deflationary Model Attracts 26,000+ Investors

Rollblock (RBLK) is transforming online gaming via improved transparency and trust. Rollblock is integrating DeFi with its protocol to transform the $450 billion market. With over 7,000 games, Rollblock delivers a strong lineup. 

Operating under a Curacao License, Rollblock ensures all practices comply with the legal best standards, providing a safe environment for users. By leveraging Ethereum’s immutable blockchain, Rollblock guarantees that all transactions are securely encrypted, preventing manipulation and ensuring full transparency for players.

The platform’s revenue-sharing model enhances its appeal: up to 30% of weekly profits are used to buy back $RBLK tokens, with 40% allocated to staking dividends and 60% burned to create a deflationary effect, ensuring scarcity and value preservation. This innovative approach has already attracted over 26,000 investors, raising $5 million in funds.

Currently in the 8th stage of its viral presale, Rollblock is priced at just $0.035, offering early adopters a 260% return on investment. With predictions for a 1,000% return by year-end, Rollblock is drawing attention from Ethereum investors seeking the next big crypto opportunity. For a limited time RollBlock Tokens are available with a 50% Bonus, providing the perfect opportunity to acquire $RLBK!

Discover the exciting opportunities of the Rollblock (RBLK) presale today!

Website: https://presale.rollblock.io/

 

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