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Ethereum is on track for what would be its longest losing streak in nearly a decade, with the second-longest streak of monthly losses since 2018. The current downturn mirrors the conditions seen during the 2018 crash, when Ethereum fell to under $85 by December.
In 2018, the selloff was linked to the unwinding of initial coin offerings (ICOs), which had been a major use case for the Ethereum network at the time. Hundreds of crypto startups raised funds by issuing their own tokens on Ethereum using ERC-20 standards. That ICO-driven boom later ended, contributing to the subsequent market collapse.
In 2026, the article says Ethereum’s bears are positioned to repeat a similar pattern. For 2026 to “catch up” to the magnitude of the 2018 monthly-loss streak, March would need to close in red.
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