Ethereum rose above $2,600, briefly hitting $2,665, driven by positive inflation data and strong ETF inflows totaling $216.41 million. This surge caused $216 million in short position liquidations and boosted optimism for ETH to reach $2,800–$3,400 if key support levels hold. Analysts note increased whale activity and a critical supply barrier between $2,700–$2,800, with technical indicators supporting further gains. Goldman Sachs anticipates a 25 basis point Fed rate hike, but institutional interest in Ethereum remains robust.
In the last 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market showed mixed fund flows among major assets. ZEC, NEAR, and SOL led net inflows with $30.40 million, $27.35 million, and $26.99 million respectively, indicating growing investor interest. Conversely, sta...
The Ethereum Foundation moved 4,393 ETH worth about $11.1 million to Kraken, signaling a strategic sale amid a critical price test near the $2,500 support level. This move is part of a long-term plan, with early holders gradually selling as market co...
Ethereum traded at $2,562.06 on Monday, holding the key $2,495 support level overnight by 93 cents. This week, the US consumer price index release on Wednesday and the Bitcoin and Ether options expiry on Friday are expected to influence price movemen...
A whale address on Hyperliquid opened leveraged long positions totaling about $28.8 million across Bitcoin, Ether, and NEAR on October 12. The address used 40x leverage to buy 200 BTC at an average price of $83,604.50, 25x leverage for 4,000 ETH at $...
A mysterious Bitcoin whale sold 410.14 BTC worth about $34.16 million to buy 14,341 ETH valued at around $36.14 million, signaling a strong bet on Ethereum. This move coincides with Ethereum's recent price outperformance against Bitcoin and increased...
