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If SEC approves spot Ether ETFs, many ‘will be caught severely offside’

Coinbase institutional research analyst David Han believes “there is room for surprise to the upside on this decision.”

Despite unfavorable odds from several crypto analysts and the broader crypto community regarding the approval of spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETF) by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), some analysts suggest that “there is room for surprise.”

“If by some chance the SEC decides to approve then so many will be caught severely offside,” crypto trader Matthew Hyland told his 142,000 X followers in a May 17 post.

“If 90% of people think the ETH ETF will be denied, and the majority of those people think it will lead to a crypto crash then who will actually be selling?” he added before declaring that the expectation of denial is “priced in.” At the time of publication, Ether (ETH) is trading at $3,102, as per CoinMarketCap data.

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Bitcoin will ‘propel the next leg up’ if key trading pattern confirms — Traders

The inverse head and shoulders pattern forming "would make sense" if Bitcoin doesn't "break straight through" to $67,500, according to a crypto trader.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) price could see a bullish trend reversal and “propel the next leg up” if the popular trading indicator known as the inverse head and shoulders pattern is confirmed, according to a crypto trader.

"If we don't break straight through $67.5k then something like this forming over the next month would make sense for a bottom pattern reversal,” crypto trader Matthew Hyland explained in a May 4 post on X.

He is referring to the inverse head and shoulders pattern — a bullish indicator which signals the downtrend is easing, and buyers are becoming more dominant in the market.

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A Crypto First: Hybrid Spot Bitcoin-Ethereum ETFs From Hashdex and Franklin Templeton Approved by SEC