Ethereum (ETH) is on track to close its first-ever three consecutive quarters of losses, with Q4 2025 through Q2 2026 showing negative returns. This prolonged sell-off is unusual compared to past corrections where ETH typically rebounded within a quarter or two. Institutional activity is divided: BlackRock has been selling ETH for seven straight days, increasing its deposits to Coinbase Prime, while Tom Lee's Bitmine is aggressively buying, holding about 4.72% of Ethereum’s total supply. ETH struggles to reclaim the $1,600 level, and its future direction depends on breaking and holding above this price point, with the quarterly trend signaling the bigger picture for investors.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) price bounced back to around $65 after dipping to $60, supported by strong retail investor activity. A whale linked to a16z sold $5.18 million worth of HYPE on exchanges, shifting funds into Ethereum. Despite this profit-taking, ov...
Ethereum options open interest slightly declined to $3.564 billion, with calls making up 57.35% of total positions, signaling bullish medium-term sentiment. However, recent trading volume favored puts at 53.22%, indicating increased short-term hedgin...
Taiwan's legislature has passed a law introducing comprehensive regulations for crypto platforms and stablecoin issuers, replacing the previous anti-money laundering system with a formal licensing regime. Stablecoin issuers must now hold full reserve...
Ethereum price remains around $1,560, struggling to break above the $1,600 resistance amid a broader crypto market decline. Despite short-term selling pressure, investor Robert Kiyosaki forecasts Ethereum could reach $95,000 by 2027, sparking debate ...
Ethereum's price remains weak between $1.5k and $1.6k as institutional investors, including FG Nexus, sell off large holdings at significant losses. FG Nexus alone has realized losses exceeding $86.8 million after selling 41,675 ETH from an initial 5...
