Ethereum is trading near $1,570 after a weekend of low volatility, pressured by continued ETF outflows and significant whale selling totaling about 550,000 ETH this week. These factors have kept buyers cautious, with $1,583 identified as a critical support level; a drop below this could lead to further declines toward $1,237 or lower. Analysts are divided, with some warning of potential falls below $1,000 if confidence weakens, while others see buying opportunities below $1,800 for long-term accumulation. Overall, despite some buying activity, Ethereum remains in a bearish trend until it can break above $1,800 decisively.
Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency, briefly fell below $2,400 before stabilizing at that level on October 19. The price was recorded at $2,400 on Binance's spot market, down 0.72% from an hour earlier and slightly lower than $2,410 rec...
The ETH/BTC ratio, which measures Ethereum's value relative to Bitcoin, has declined by over 10% since mid-September, reaching a three-month low near 0.0289. While Ethereum's dollar price remains stable around $2,400, its performance against Bitcoin ...
Japan's Virtual and Crypto Assets Exchange Association (JVCEA) has added Shiba Inu (SHIB) to its Green List, placing it alongside major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This Green List is a pre-approved roster that simplifies regulatory pr...
BNB Chain's tokenized stock market cap rose by $239.3 million in one week, reaching about $1.5 billion by mid-October 2026. This growth solidifies BNB Chain's lead over Ethereum and Solana in the tokenized stock market, which has grown over 830% year...
Ripple (XRP) increased by 2.3% after bouncing off a key support level at $1.26, signaling a potential trend reversal if it breaks above $1.31. Trading volumes surged nearly 56%, showing strong buying interest. However, XRP has underperformed compared...
