#EthereumFoundationRestructuresForEfficiency While there is further downside risk for ETH, according to popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez, Ethereum could experience more losses.

Martinez stated on X that Ethereum is trading below its 200-hour simple moving average (SMA), and argued that if it cannot recover from current levels, it could experience further declines. He set the next major target for ETH at $1,580.

The 200-hour moving average (SMA) is an important technical indicator used to assess short-term trends. Trading below this level is often interpreted as a sign that bearish momentum is strengthening.

However, some analysts remain optimistic about Ethereum. Dan Tapiero, founder of 10T Holdings and an experienced macro investor, says he remains bullish on Ethereum despite years of sideways price action.

At this point, Tapiero states that it is reasonable to think ETH could appreciate 5 to 10 times in value.

Secondly, former Messari analyst Tom Dunleavy emphasizes Ethereum's leading blockchain role for tokenized assets, claiming that this could eventually drive the price much higher.

Dunleavy says that if trillions of dollars in assets move to Ethereum, the ETH price will also appreciate.

Considering that Ethereum itself has between $10T and $1 trillion in net assets, a price target of $20,000 to $50,000 per ETH seems reasonable.”

Finally, Tom Lee, known as a major bull in the market, citing falling oil prices, decreasing inflation, a crypto-friendly White House, passage of the Transparency Act, and institutional adoption starting from Bitcoin, predicts a price of $22,000 for ETH.

“I believe the fair value for Bitcoin should be around $250,000. The level we think BTC's fair value should be leads me to a $22,000 Ethereum.”

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