Ethereum surged 6% to $2,719 on September 21, breaking a key resistance level at $2,672 following Bitcoin's rise above $85,000. This triggered a major short squeeze, liquidating over $700 million in crypto positions within 24 hours, with $313 million wiped out in just one hour. ETF inflows added buying pressure, pushing Ethereum's market cap to $330 billion, a high not seen since January 2026. The critical $2,672 level now acts as support, with traders eyeing a potential rise to $2,800-$3,000 if it holds.
Ethereum's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp5.970,17 trillion as of September 21, 2026, 21:21 WIB, with a 1-day price gain of 6.38%. Trading volume remains robust at Rp371,66 trillion, while most users lean towards selling with 75% sell orders. Bitcoin also shows strong momentum, priced at Rp1.523.010.285 with a 6.65% rise and a market cap of Rp30.505,88 trillion, highlighting continued interest in major cryptocurrencies on the platform.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies rallied strongly, with Bitcoin reaching around $85,700 and many altcoins up 10% or more. Investor Kevin O'Leary forecasted Bitcoin could hit $1 million if the crypto industry addresses the potential future threat of...
Bitcoin's recovery is boosting the broader crypto market, with altcoins such as Solana, Ethereum, SUI, Avalanche, and Dogecoin showing strong gains. SUI is nearing the key $1 level, Solana is testing resistance near $120, and Ethereum is pushing towa...
The SEC introduced an Innovation Exemption allowing regulated platforms to trade tokenized US stocks on public blockchains, boosting Ethereum and Ethereum-linked stocks. Bitmine Immersion Technologies, holding nearly 6 million ETH, saw its stock rise...
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...
