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is Ethereum bouncing back?


As of today, 29th of December, ether has been bullish for a week or so which sees the price reaching ≈$150. Ether has been underperforming for months which sees the price crashing from its peak of ≈$1300, down to ≈$87. While this may sound in appealing, investors seem to be keen to invest but are being held by the fear of experiencing a bearish market. Investors have been hopeful to see the price break through to the hundreds and this times seems like a prefect time for investment.
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