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.
Crypto markets saw $238 million in liquidations after US President Trump warned of intensified military strikes on Iran, triggering a risk-off reaction. Most losses came from long positions as Bitcoin and major altcoins fell amid geopolitical tension...
The crypto market is unusually quiet today, with minimal hourly price changes among the top 15 assets. Despite this calm, the year-to-date performance shows significant losses, with Bitcoin down 28% and most large-cap coins losing between a third and...
Ethereum options open interest fell 23% to $4.168 billion, signaling traders are closing or reducing positions while maintaining a cautious bullish outlook. Call options dominate with 61.43% of open interest, indicating medium-term upside bias, but n...
Top futures traders significantly increased their long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, especially in USD-margined markets, indicating a rising appetite for leverage and potential market volatility. Data shows Bitcoin longs rose to 61.72% and Ether...
Ethereum (ETH) surged 20.3% in July, marking its best monthly gain in a year and recovering much of June's losses. This rebound was supported by strong demand for Ethereum Spot ETFs, which saw net inflows and asset growth. However, as August starts, ...
