An Ethereum wallet containing 2,000 ETH, worth about $3.79 million today, was activated after 11 years of inactivity, marking the first such event since June. This wallet dates back to Ethereum's pre-mine era in 2015, when its value was only $620. The reactivation follows a recent trend of early Ethereum wallets waking up, alongside similar cases in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, institutional investors like Bitmine continue to accumulate Ethereum, with Bitmine recently adding 7,430 ETH to its holdings. This activity highlights ongoing interest and movement in long-dormant crypto assets.
Bitcoin rose to about $65,500, its highest in two weeks, driven by a rebound in Asian semiconductor stocks and a broad risk rally. This recovery was supported by over $600 million in inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs over five days, marking strong ...
David Schwartz, Ripple's former CTO, expressed regret over selling his XRP at $0.10 and Ethereum at around $1, citing his strong dislike of risk as the main reason. He had agreed with his wife to sell at every new all-time high, prioritizing peace of...
Grayscale has filed with the U.S. SEC to launch a spot Worldcoin ETF under the ticker GWLD, aiming to offer regulated exposure to the Worldcoin token for institutional and traditional investors. The ETF would trade on Nasdaq once the WLD token meets ...
Ethereum has rebounded from a June low of around $1,550 to about $1,870, supported by strong buying and key moving averages acting as support. The critical resistance at the 200-day moving average near $1,936 is the next hurdle; a breakout here could...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) showed a modest 1.7% price increase after weeks of decline, signaling seller fatigue but still facing resistance near $0.0000118-$0.0000120. Ethereum (ETH) is approaching a critical resistance around $1,936, with a potential breakout...
