Ethereum prices fell to the $2,350-$2,380 range following large sell-offs by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, who liquidated Ethereum and DeFi assets ahead of the Federal Reserve's critical policy meeting. This move reflects institutional caution amid concerns over persistent U.S. inflation data. Bitcoin also faces pressure, testing support near $80,500, with analysts warning a close below $80,000 could signal a bearish trend for Q4. Market participants are holding cash as they await the Fed's decision, which will influence whether the current crypto pullback is temporary or signals longer-term consolidation.
Ethereum's market cap stands at Rp5.133,39 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp168,05 trillion on Pluang as of Oct 25, 2026 16:41 WIB. Despite the sell-offs mentioned, Ethereum's price is down 1.52% to Rp41.974.279, while Bitcoin shows a smaller decline of 0.41% to Rp1.448.846.600, maintaining a market cap of Rp29.224,78 trillion. Pluang order activity favors buying for both assets, with 62% buy orders for Ethereum and 63% for Bitcoin, reflecting ongoing investor interest amid the Federal Reserve meeting uncertainty.
On October 25, Binance's Ether (ETH) perpetual market displayed a sell surplus of approximately $2.68 million, with sell orders totaling $59.45 million against buy orders of $56.77 million. At the time, Ether was priced at $2,343.23. The spot order b...
Ethereum experienced a significant outflow of about 169,770 coins from exchanges, the largest in over four months, signaling reduced supply available for sellers. This pattern mirrors a similar outflow before Ethereum's price rebound in June, though ...
Ethereum's price briefly fell below $2,300 over the weekend before recovering to around $2,360, pressured by a delay in the Glamsterdam upgrade test and significant ETF withdrawals. Developers postponed the testnet activation to investigate smart con...
Binance's Ether (ETH) spot order book currently lists about 5,040 ETH for sale at around $2,376, slightly above the midpoint price of $2,365. The total sell orders amount to approximately $20.35 million, significantly higher than the $9.03 million in...
An unidentified whale purchased 2,887.49 Ether (ETH) worth $6.68 million at an average price of $2,315. About 10 minutes after the purchase, the broader market hit a short-term low and then rebounded, leading to an unrealized gain of $122,000 on the ...
