Ethereum's network processed $9.92 billion in transactions on June 2, marking the highest daily volume in about two months. This surge is mainly driven by Layer-2 settlement activity and stablecoin transfers, reflecting strong demand for Ethereum's base layer despite ETH's price remaining stable near $2,000. While transaction counts are high, they haven't yet reached the January 2026 peak of 2.9 million daily transactions. Investors should watch if transaction growth continues alongside rising unique active addresses, indicating organic demand rather than large transfers inflating volume.
Ethereum's price fell below $1,800, testing a critical support zone at $1,825, signaling bearish momentum with technical indicators like RSI and MACD remaining negative. Despite the price drop, on-chain data shows reduced ETH supply on exchanges and ...
Ethereum's price dropped to $1,814, the lowest in over three months, approaching a crucial support level at $1,800. Analysts warn that falling below this threshold could lead to further declines toward $1,700 or even $1,600. Institutional investors h...
Bitcoin fell below $62,000, its lowest in nearly four months, trading about 50% below its all-time high. This decline triggered over $1.5 billion in forced liquidations across crypto markets, with Bitcoin alone accounting for more than $800 million. ...
Ethereum's retail accumulation addresses have surged to near-record levels in late 2025 and early 2026, indicating strong buying interest from smaller investors. However, key on-chain metrics like the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) hovering near 1 ...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $62,000, triggering over $1.5 billion in liquidations across crypto markets, including $800 million in bitcoin and $386 million in ether positions. This selloff coincides with ongoing institutional weakness, as U.S. spot bi...
