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.
Ethereum mid-tier holders sold 307K ETH last week, outpacing the 82K ETH bought by large holders, signaling retail profit-taking near $2,265 acquisition costs. ETF inflows fell sharply to $218.4M from $824M, reflecting weakening institutional demand....
Abraxas Capital is reported to have acquired about 13,000 ETH based on several large transfers from Binance to a wallet labeled as theirs on September 7, 2026. However, there is no confirmed evidence that these transfers represent a new purchase rath...
Arbitrum (ARB) has seen its token price rise over 50% in early September, significantly outperforming Ethereum's 1.5% gain, driven by Robinhood Chain's rapid growth. Robinhood's fee income hit a record $19 million this month, with 10% of that revenue...
Ethereum surged 41% in August, rising from $1,820 to $2,567, supported by $1.736 billion inflows into spot ETFs. Recently, ETH has traded in a range near $2,380-$2,530, close to a key April resistance at $2,466, signaling possible distribution. Howev...
On September 6, Ripple shifted 1,363,614.85 RLUSD (about $1.36 million) from the XRP Ledger to Ethereum by burning the tokens on XRPL and minting the same amount on Ethereum seconds later. This cross-chain supply transfer rebalanced liquidity without...
