Odaily Planet Daily reports that Santiment analyst Brian Quinlivan stated in the latest market analysis video that Ethereum’s current social media sentiment is declining, similar to the levels before the price surge in 2025. This bearish sentiment is reminiscent of Ethereum’s performance before its major rally last year. Brian Quinlivan mentioned that the current market sentiment might prevent prices from falling further significantly. According to CoinMarketCap data, ETH price dropped to a yearly low of $1,472 on April 9, 2025, then rose nearly 70% within four months, and later on August 23, returned to the 2021 historical high of $4,878. ETH prices tend to surge “when people feel like giving up on Ethereum.”
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