Breaking: Ethereum price makes a new all-time high of $1,800 as bulls target for higher highs

FXStreet Team FXStreet

Ethereum has achieved yet another milestone on hitting a new record high above $1,800. The pioneer cryptocurrency has been on an upward roll since the beginning of the year. While the ride to the current record highs is significant, investors are looking forward to highs above $2,000 and toward $3,000.

In the meantime, higher support above $1,800 will come in handy to ensure that the expected uptrend is sustained.

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