Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, purchased 1,290 ETH worth about $2.5 million, adding to growing interest in Ethereum as it consolidates below the critical $1,900 resistance level. Analysts are watching closely to see if ETH can break above $1,900, which could trigger a move toward $2,000 and possibly higher resistance levels around $2,200 and $2,400. Meanwhile, Ethereum's network activity remains strong with steady new smart contract deployments, indicating ongoing developer engagement despite recent price volatility. The combination of institutional buying and healthy network growth suggests Ethereum may be poised for a significant price move if it can sustain support above $1,900.
Crypto markets saw $26.3 million in liquidations over 24 hours, dominated by $18 million in short position liquidations as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose modestly. This indicates a short squeeze, where bearish traders are forced to close positions ...
Arthur Hayes acquired 1,290 ETH worth about $2.5 million, signaling strong institutional interest in Ethereum despite the coin trading below key resistance levels. While this large purchase reinforced confidence among investors, Ethereum's exchange i...
Bitcoin and Ether prices rose this week, supported by strong trading volumes and positive momentum from the potential passage of the US CLARITY Act. The Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulations, is gaining traction in the Senate but still faces ...
Bitcoin remained above $66,000 as U.S. Senate Republicans introduced an updated CLARITY Act draft restricting crypto sponsorship by senior officials until 2029. While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows, some meme coins like Shiba Inu and BONK ...
Ethereum is showing signs of a strong comeback against Bitcoin, supported by a technical reversal, renewed institutional ETF inflows totaling $103 million weekly, and dominance in the $17 billion tokenization market. Analysts highlight Ethereum's pri...
