Ethereum price dropped to around $1,880 after sellers blocked its recovery below the key $2,000 resistance level, erasing part of its recent rebound from $1,560. The decline was influenced by a broader tech stock sell-off and rising risks from leveraged trading, with open interest hitting its highest since early June. Despite continued inflows into Ethereum ETFs, selling pressure in spot markets persists. The critical support zone between $1,850 and $1,880 will be key to maintaining the recovery, with a potential rebound toward $2,060 if this level holds. However, short-term momentum remains bearish, and a break below $1,850 could lead to further declines toward $1,730-$1,750.
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Bitmine, one of the largest corporate holders of Ethereum, is about to stop buying ETH after reaching its self-imposed cap of 5% of the total supply, a limit encouraged by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. The company has accumulated roughly 6 mil...
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In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP experienced significant net outflows, with BTC seeing the largest withdrawal of $302.61 million. Meanwhile, stablecoins USDC and USDT posted net inflows, led by USDC's $183.59 million inflow. Ethereum (ETH)...
