Ethereum's price fell 3.5% to around $1,820 after failing to break the $2,000 resistance, impacted by weak Democratic support for the CLARITY Act and over $400 million in leveraged crypto liquidations. The bill's uncertain passage and rising U.S. Treasury yields have dampened investor sentiment, increasing the risk of further losses if ETH falls below $1,800. To regain momentum, Ethereum must reclaim $1,875 and clear resistance near $1,940–$1,952 before challenging $2,000 again. Continued ETF outflows and macroeconomic pressures could keep prices subdued.
The anticipated altseason, where altcoins outperform Bitcoin, has not occurred for over 260 days, marking a record delay. Bitcoin dominance remains above 55%, indicating capital is still concentrated in Bitcoin rather than rotating into altcoins. Ins...
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley strongly defends the economic value of Ethereum and Solana tokens amid skepticism about their utility in tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). He argues that doubting the importance of these native tokens repeats past ma...
Cryptocurrency markets show a general decline with Bitcoin falling 1.73% to $63,044 and Ethereum dropping 2.63% to $1,833.83. Other major coins like Binance Coin and XRP also saw decreases, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. Stablecoins remain s...
Bitcoin fell from mid-$65,000s to low-$63,000s as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalated, triggering a risk-off sentiment in markets. Over $180 million in Bitcoin futures liquidations occurred, mainly hitting long positions near th...
On July 17, $1.2 billion worth of Bitcoin options and $230 million worth of Ethereum options expired, reflecting cautious trading with no clear market direction. Bitcoin remains rangebound between $60,000 and $65,000, while Ethereum shows bearish hed...
