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The Ethereum market was all over the place throughout the weekend, as it sold off just like Bitcoin did.

The Bitcoin market broke down significantly over the last couple of days, crashing all the way to the 200-day EMA which is closer to the $47,000 level.

The BTC/USD pair bounced back in the overnight session as market sentiment improved.

A sharp sell-off over the weekend has sent a range of cryptos to multi-week lows, but that hasn't stopped the ETH/BTC rallying moving ever higher.

ETH/USD suffered a swift decline in value this weekend which correlated to the broad cryptocurrency market and is now near important short-term support.

BTC/USD has stumbled rather dramatically from the 59,100.00 price it was trading on the 1st of December and this weekend’s flash crash has created more tension.

The price is heading downwards from the resistance level at $49,710.

The Bitcoin market pulled back a bit on Friday as we continue to see more “risk off” behavior around the world.

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The Ethereum market initially tried to rally during the trading session on Thursday only to turn around and fall just below the $4500 level.

Bitcoin fell on Thursday to show signs of weakness, as the market has reached towards the 56,000 level only to turn back around.

Bitcoin markets rallied on Wednesday to show signs of consolidation yet again, as we sit just below the crucial and structurally important $60,000 level.

The BTC/USD tilted upwards as the market appeared to ignore the hawkish statement by the Federal Reserve chair.

Ethereum's out-performance against Bitcoin has seen the ETH/BTC spread hit levels last seen in May 2018 and one longer-term technical indicator remains positive.

The Ethereum market initially pulled back a bit on Tuesday but then broke above the $4500 level to go as high as $4750 level during the day, only to pull back towards the $4600 level.

The Bitcoin market went back and forth on Tuesday as the US dollar shot straight up in the air.

The BTC/USD pair was in a tight range during the overnight session even after a relatively hawkish Federal Reserve chair.