Ethereum traded near $1,867, staying below the key $1,875 level due to weak US demand and bearish technical signals like a 4-hour Supertrend resistance at $1,907 and a low ADX indicating weak trend momentum. The largest liquidation cluster lies around $1,935–$1,945, suggesting a potential target if ETH breaks above $1,900. US demand remains subdued, reflected by a negative Coinbase Premium Index, while Ethereum shows relative strength against Bitcoin. Key resistance levels to watch are $1,907, $1,940, and $2,000, with downside support at $1,840 and $1,800 if the price falls further.
Ethereum's total staked supply has reached a new all-time high of 41.4 million ETH, representing about 34% of the total supply. This reduces the liquid ETH available for trading, potentially tightening market liquidity. Meanwhile, crypto trading volu...
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while overall crypto market activity slowed, with Bitcoin dominance increasing to 58.76%. This suggests investors prefer large-cap assets like Bitcoin for liquidity and safety amid cautious market conditions. A...
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 on...
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...
