Ethereum price hovered near $2,500 on September 9, facing resistance between $2,525 and $2,535 as buyers defended short-term support around $2,478. Weak momentum, negative capital flows, and reduced institutional demand due to regulatory uncertainty and inflation concerns limited upward moves. A daily close above $2,535 could open a path toward $2,600 and possibly $3,000, but failure to hold $2,478 risks a drop toward $2,430 or lower. Market watchers await the Federal Reserve meeting and U.S. Senate vote for clearer direction.
Ethereum is trading around $2,486 with a market cap of $303.56 billion, stuck in a tight range between $2,360–$2,370 support and $2,520–$2,530 resistance. Trading volume and open interest have increased, signaling more trader activity and potential u...
Gratus Reserve V filed with the SEC to launch a $75 million fund that provides retail investors access to an institutional-level crypto strategy focused on XRP and ISO-20022-compliant assets. The fund highlights that buying XRP through institutional ...
Ethereum's supply on centralized exchanges has dropped to 14.88 million ETH, the lowest in years, reflecting strong institutional demand highlighted by Bitmine's recent $69.44 million ETH purchase. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows since ...
Ethereum has been trading sideways between $2.4k and $2.5k, with $2.5k acting as a strong resistance level. Abraxas Capital has aggressively shorted $353 million worth of ETH but is hedging its position by buying $32.39 million in spot ETH to manage ...
Ethereum developers are introducing the Frames (EIP-8141) upgrade, enabling users to pay gas fees with stablecoins instead of ETH. This change decouples transaction fees from ETH's price, potentially increasing Ethereum's accessibility and utility. W...
