Ethereum's price has struggled to hold $1,800, currently trading around $1,748. However, large investors known as whales are aggressively buying, accumulating 87,083 ETH worth $153.8 million from exchanges. This significant buying reduces available supply and suggests confidence in Ethereum's future. Despite this, Ethereum's price momentum remains weak, with technical indicators pointing to potential further declines to around $1,710 or $1,681. If whale buying impacts the market strongly, a rebound above $1,847 could trigger a price surge.
Bitcoin surged above $64,000 after US Consumer Price Index inflation came in at 3.5%, lower than the expected 3.8%. This cooler inflation data increased expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates sooner, which is positive for crypto...
Bitcoin rose 3.38% to $64,749, while Ethereum increased 5.74% to $1,879.82, reflecting positive momentum in major cryptocurrencies. Other coins like Binance Coin and Cardano also saw gains, indicating a broad market uptrend. Stablecoins remained stea...
Crypto buyers are showing renewed interest following a period of low activity and price declines, with Bitcoin rebounding to around $63,000–$64,000. This rebound may signal early signs of market recovery and the potential start of a new cycle, influe...
US Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell 0.4% in June, marking the biggest drop since 2020 and coming in below expectations with headline CPI at 4% and core CPI at 3%. This cooler inflation data increased the likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate c...
Ethereum is currently testing a critical descending trendline near $1,900-$2,000, which has controlled its price since its 2025 peak. A confirmed breakout above this level could signal a major bullish reversal and open the path toward $5,000 and beyo...
