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.
Cryptocurrency markets saw significant gains with Bitcoin rising 5.92% to $85,117 and Ethereum increasing 5.71% to $2,721.85. Other notable increases include Solana up 7.46%, Cardano up 10.55%, and Avalanche up 10.10%. This broad upward movement sugg...
Ethereum recently broke above $2,700, driven by strong buying from large holders (whales) and short sellers being forced to cover positions. This surge was supported by increased trading volume and a stable RSI below overbought levels, indicating roo...
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Ethereum (ETH) has surged from below $2,400 to above $2,550, clearing a key resistance zone and now testing the $2,650–$2,700 range. This breakout is supported by renewed institutional demand, including positive inflows into U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs a...
Ethereum's price surged above $2,700 for the first time since January 31, driven by two major investors who collectively poured $106.4 million into ETH over five days. One whale swapped 1,107 BTC for 34,422 ETH and staked all coins, indicating a medi...
