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.
Institutional interest in Ethereum is declining, with U.S. spot ETH ETFs seeing $12.85 million in net outflows recently, signaling reduced risk appetite amid market uncertainty. This drop in institutional capital limits support for Ethereum prices, w...
Bitcoin's market dominance increased to 58.19% amid a decline in overall crypto trading volumes and weaker altcoin performance, reflecting growing investor caution. Major altcoins like XRP, BNB, and Solana saw price drops, while trading volumes acros...
Wang Chun, co-founder of Bitcoin mining pool F2Pool, withdrew over 91,000 ETH and 973 WBTC from Binance within about a month, marking a significant transfer of assets off the exchange. Such large withdrawals often indicate a shift toward self-custody...
Corporate Treasury SBET has resumed its strategy of accumulating Ethereum by purchasing 5,000 ETH. This move signals renewed confidence in Ethereum's potential value growth. Investors may view this as a positive indicator for Ethereum's market prospe...
SharpLink added 5,000 ETH to its treasury at Ethereum's 2026 price lows near $1,535, marking its first inflow since October 2025. This move highlights how corporate crypto treasuries manage large unrealized losses—estimated around $1.79 billion—throu...
