Ethereum fell below the $1.9K support level to around $1,848, showing weak short-term momentum despite some institutional optimism. Fidelity-linked wallets transferred $499.55 million worth of ETH, likely for internal custody rebalancing rather than selling. Meanwhile, Bitmine continued accumulating Ethereum, buying $19.48 million more, even as other treasury holders reduced exposure due to losses. Persistent withdrawals from exchanges could support a price recovery if demand holds, but technical indicators suggest possible further short-term pressure with a risk of falling below $1,800. Overall, the broader market remains bullish as Ethereum stays above its 200-day moving average.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin reaffirms commitment to privacy, emphasizing it as a core crypto value. Developers are advancing features like private reads, private transactions, and shielded transfers to enhance user privacy and censorship resi...
Billy Markus, Dogecoin's cofounder, posted an ambiguous message on X saying "we're so back?" during a crypto market recovery where major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum rose 5% and 6% respectively. Dogecoin itself gained nearly 4%, but Markus did not...
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit varied changes, with Bitcoin at $81,700 and Ethereum at $2,644. Notable increases include AVAX up 17.94%, ENA surging 21.74%, and AR rising 41.84%. These movements highlight ongoing volatility and selective investor inte...
Ethereum (ETH) has surged about 5.6%, closing above $2,500 for the first time in nearly a month, signaling a potential breakout from its previous sideways trading range. Currently trading around $2,644 with strong buying pressure confirmed by technic...
Ethereum has surpassed the $2,600 mark, confirming a breakout from a multi-month sideways trading range between $1,800 and $2,000. This move aligns with technical analyst Aksel Kibar's forecast and suggests a possible global trend reversal in the cry...
