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 a record-high staking rate, indicating holders are locking tokens rather than selling. Analysts watch key levels at $1,700, $1,500 for further downside, and $2,022, $2,360 for potential recovery. Losses in Ethereum treasury strategies add pressure, but strong network activity suggests ongoing user engagement.
Ethereum has experienced a sharp decline with its price dropping about 10% over the past week due to a collapse in on-chain demand and increased liquidations. Institutional interest waned as Ethereum spot ETFs recorded outflows for 17 consecutive ses...
Charles Schwab has expanded its thinkorswim platform to offer 24/7 futures trading for select cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and XRP. This move enhances institutional and retail access to crypto derivatives by enabling nearly roun...
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 b...
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. ...
