Ethereum surged nearly 18% in a sharp breakout, briefly reaching close to $2,300 after weeks of trading sideways around $1,800–$1,950. This rally was driven by the US Treasury doubling its buyback operations for long-term government debt, which lowered yields and boosted risk assets including crypto. The move triggered $1.1 billion in ETH liquidations, mostly from short sellers covering positions. Ethereum now faces resistance near $2,300, with $2,400-$2,500 as the next target if it sustains the breakout, while $2,100-$2,150 serves as key support. The main question remains whether demand can hold after the short squeeze fades.
Ethereum surged 18% in 24 hours, breaking out of a five-week range and reaching $2,252.80 with a weekly gain near 19.65%. Trading volume spiked 402%, confirming strong buyer interest, while RSI hit overbought levels at 92.14. Key resistance lies betw...
Solana (SOL) surged 6.6% to $82.23 on August 19, 2026, driven by US Treasury buybacks, new SEC crypto rules, and a White House crypto summit. The rise is supported by increased meme coin trading on Solana and Ethereum's strong performance, which ofte...
A leading Ethereum trader known for a 23-win streak lost $49 million after ETH's sudden price surge triggered massive liquidations of short positions. The rapid market reversal caused about $3 billion in crypto liquidations, with shorts accounting fo...
Bitcoin rose 8.8% to $69,687 and Ethereum jumped 18.5% to $2,248, driven by a risk-on market environment with climbing equity indices and steady US 10-year yields. Investors are rotating from safe assets like gold and the dollar into higher-risk cryp...
A mysterious wallet purchased 5,000 Ethereum tokens worth $9.53 million and staked them hours before a major White House cryptocurrency summit hosted by President Trump on August 19, 2026. The wallet now holds over 10,657 ETH valued above $20 million...
