Ethereum's stablecoin netflow on Binance fell drastically by 518% weekly, signaling a major liquidity shift. Meanwhile, ETH's staking rate rose from 33.44% to 33.90%, indicating gradual asset lock-up. Despite a 48% jump in weekly network fees burnt, activity remains below average, and exchange flows suggest softer US demand. Technically, ETH trades near $1,908 but must close above $2,150 to confirm a bullish reversal; failure could push prices down to $1,700 or lower. These trends point to a cautious market phase with potential for consolidation or further downside.
Wintermute Research reports that institutional investors now account for a record 72% of spot over-the-counter (OTC) crypto trading in the first half of 2026, up from 61% in late 2025. This growing institutional presence is concentrated in a few key ...
Bitcoin prices increased with spot Bitcoin ETFs attracting $32.1 million in net inflows after four days of outflows, signaling renewed investor interest. Despite crypto sentiment remaining cautious in the fear zone, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's...
Ethereum has formed a coalition called Ethereum Institutional, bringing together over 100 participants including digital treasuries and Ethereum co-founders to promote enterprise adoption of its blockchain. This collaboration aims to simplify evaluat...
Bitcoin price rose 1.2% to nearly $65,000 following U.S. June inflation data showing cooler Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation, reducing immediate pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. The total crypto market gained ...
Ethereum price hovered around $1,920 on July 30, struggling to break above the $2,000 resistance due to restrictive US monetary policy, delayed crypto legislation, and broader market caution. The Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates stea...
