Ether (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, fell 3.01% over 24 hours to $2,460, with a sharp 2.33% drop in just four hours. This decline triggered significant liquidations, especially on long positions totaling $27.32 million across Binance, Bybit, and OKX, while short liquidations were minimal. The price data was based on Binance's ETH/USDT spot market. Ether's market cap stood at approximately $302.7 billion during this period. The drop highlights increased selling pressure and volatility in the crypto market, which investors should monitor closely.
Ether is trading at Rp43,692,742 on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026 06:41 WIB, down 3.46% in the last 24 hours. The market cap on Pluang stands at Rp5.442,61 trillion, reflecting significant scale in the asset's trading. Pluang users show a buying preference with 62% buy orders, indicating a majority leaning towards accumulation despite recent price drops.
On October 12, Ether (ETH) experienced $24.56 million in long-position liquidations within one hour, coinciding with a 1.21% price decline from $2,496 to $2,465. Total liquidations across three exchanges reached $24.69 million, with short positions a...
Ether (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell below the $2,500 mark on Binance's spot market, reaching $2,490 at 5:59 p.m. ET Monday. This represents a 1.15% decline from one hour earlier when the price was $2,508. The...
Over the past year, about 700,000 Bitcoin have been withdrawn from exchanges, reducing available supply and potentially amplifying price moves amid sustained demand. Conflux surged 17% following China's blockchain policy announcement, while Ethereum,...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced a long-term upgrade plan targeting 2030, focusing on zero-knowledge proofs and improved throughput to enhance the network's scalability and security. This roadmap includes innovations like recursive STARK...
Ethereum's liquidity on Binance has dropped to its lowest level in nearly seven months, with the Liquidity Shock Z-Score falling to around -1.00. This decline reflects changing liquidity conditions rather than mass selling or exiting positions. Data ...
