An analyst from More Crypto Online warns that Ethereum's recent rebound is likely corrective, not a strong recovery, with the $1,820 level being crucial. Despite holding above a key trend line, the broader trend remains bearish, with resistance near $2,045 testing bullish strength. If ETH falls below $1,820, it could trigger a deeper sell-off targeting $1,500 and $1,400, with $1,000 as major support. The analyst compares the current pattern to previous bear-market rallies that ended in sharp declines, suggesting lower prices are more probable unless a strong upward impulse emerges.
Ethereum's price surged above $2,700 for the first time since January 31, driven by two major investors who collectively poured $106.4 million into ETH over five days. One whale swapped 1,107 BTC for 34,422 ETH and staked all coins, indicating a medi...
Ethereum's price bounced back from $2,360 to around $2,600, though it remains 47% below its October 2025 peak. The supply of ETH on exchanges has dropped 28% since May 2025, reducing coins available for quick sale, while staked ETH increased from 29....
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A cryptocurrency whale sold about 1,107 BTC worth roughly $86.76 million and used the proceeds to buy and stake 34,422 ETH valued at around $86.5 million. This move highlights a notable shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum, with the whale committing the en...
