Ethereum (ETH) has recovered from June lows near $1,500 to trade around $1,876 but faces strong resistance between $1,900 and $1,950, limiting further gains. Technical indicators show positive but weakening momentum, with lower trading volumes and only modest inflows from institutional investors via spot ETFs. For ETH to break above $1,900 decisively, it needs stronger trading volume, sustained capital inflows, and increased institutional demand. Without these factors aligning, Ethereum is likely to remain range-bound below $2,000 in the near term.
Stellar's blockchain has overtaken Ethereum in the value of non-US government debt tokenized on-chain, reaching over $520 million. This growth is driven by platforms issuing tokenized sovereign debt from countries like Mexico, Brazil, the EU, and Sou...
Ethereum developers have submitted EIP-8361, a proposal to gradually reduce validator rewards by burning part of the staking rewards as more ETH is staked. The mechanism aims to remove incentives once about half of Ethereum's supply is staked, with t...
Bitcoin remained around the $64,000 level on Tuesday, showing low volatility and sideways movement. Data revealed significant trader liquidations totaling $164.57 million in 24 hours, while spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $170.09 million. Analys...
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while major altcoins showed mixed performance, reflecting a cautious crypto market. Bitcoin's dominance slightly increased to 58.72%, indicating investors prefer holding BTC over riskier altcoins. Stablecoin ac...
Bitcoin briefly surged above $64,000 before settling near $62,000 as traders weighed geopolitical risks from Iran and corporate Bitcoin sales. Ethereum remained steady around $1,800, with analysts optimistic about a potential rise past $2,000. Over $...
