As can be seen, during the period when the ETH price increased from $1,000 to $1,800, at one point the network recorded more than 934,000 active wallet addresses.
This number is the highest ever. Some of the reasons for this phenomenon can be mentioned as follows:
Interestingly, while the number of NFTs traded is higher than in the previous two months and is similar to the September 2021 period, the volume is less than 20% of the highest months of 2021. That means NFT is still being translated but at a meager price.
JA_Maartun‘s observations provide a more comprehensive picture of Ethereum price history and active wallet address volume volatility.
In all the times that such a wave of FOMO occurs, it is followed by a “top” in the price of Ethereum. This time is different because the number of active addresses did not increase during an uptrend but increased to the highest in history during a downtrend.
Does that make us wonder, if the forecast declines from here, how far will the ETH price be? However, Maartunn suggests that this may just be a transient local peak. This means that the price of ETH will decrease in the short term and will continue to increase thanks to the positivity of the majority.
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