Ethereum has struggled to recover above $2,000, with a dormant ICO whale moving $5 million worth of ETH after 11 years, hinting at possible selling pressure. Long liquidations have spiked, suggesting some traders are exiting positions, while buying activity continues as indicated by rising Accumulation/Distribution. The price remains stuck in a sideways range between $1,830 and $1,950, with a breakout above $2,000 or a drop to $1,550 possible next moves. This mixed activity shows both buying interest and selling pressure are influencing Ethereum's price recovery attempts.
Ether (ETH) price fell by 1.21% within an hour, dropping from $2,414 to $2,385 as of 10:22 p.m. ET on October 14. During this period, liquidations of long positions totaled $9.1 million across Binance, Bybit, and OKX, indicating forced closures of tr...
An unidentified whale or institution exchanged 1,312.1 Bitcoin (BTC) for 109.1 million USDC over four days, then used the stablecoin to purchase 43,275 Ether (ETH) at an average price of $2,521 per ETH. Recently, the whale also swapped 237.8 BTC for ...
On October 15, a Hyperliquid address increased its Ethereum (ETH) long position by 8,429.34 ETH, raising its total holdings to 12,575.41 ETH. At the time, this addition was valued at approximately $20.42 million, with the total position worth about $...
Uniswap Labs has introduced the VolatilePair Hook on Ethereum mainnet for the ETH/USDC pair, replacing static fees with dynamic fees that adjust separately for buying and selling ETH based on market movements. This innovation aims to protect liquidit...
Ethereum saw a $553.1 million increase in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) over the past week, far outpacing other chains like zkSync Era and BNB Chain. This highlights Ethereum's dominance in institutional and regulated asset tokenization due to i...
