Ethereum's price has fallen about 14.5% from $2,375 on May 11 to nearly $2,031 by May 23, nearing a critical support level of $2,000. This decline occurred despite aggressive buying activity in both spot and futures markets, indicating that strong sell orders and market supply are absorbing demand. Trading volume in the spot market also dropped significantly, while futures market participation rose but open interest remained flat. Long traders continue to add positions, but the price weakness persists, suggesting ongoing market pressure against Ethereum's price recovery.
Bitcoin traded slightly higher near $77,200, maintaining its position above the important 50-day moving average, supported by a drop in oil prices and gains in Asian stock markets. Other major cryptocurrencies like XRP, Solana, and Ethereum also saw ...
XRP briefly surpassed Ethereum in market cap back in early 2018, a fact now gaining renewed attention as the altcoin landscape shifts in 2026. Ethereum faces governance issues and developer departures, leading to investor outflows totaling $215 milli...
Ethereum's price has declined from $2,300 to around $2,100, with whales selling over 35,000 ETH worth $72.3 million, signaling growing bearish sentiment. Large leveraged short positions and increased exchange inflows indicate traders expect further p...
A trader known as "0x50b3" has taken a large leveraged short position of 47,604 ETH, worth about $100 million, betting on Ethereum's price to fall below $2,149. This move comes as Ethereum struggles, down 29% year-to-date and lagging behind Bitcoin a...
A wallet on Hyperliquid has opened a $100.33 million short position on Ethereum (ETH) with 23x leverage, betting that ETH's price will not rise above $2,149.84. The position will be liquidated if ETH's price increases by less than 2% from the entry p...
