Ethereum dropped 10.2% this week, with the ETH/BTC ratio falling to 0.0275 amid weak performance in spot and derivatives markets. Market maker Wintermute states that Ethereum is "not the right asset for this macro" due to rising Treasury yields, renewed inflation concerns, and a market favoring hard assets and cashflow clarity over long-term tech bets. Ethereum's value depends on future fee growth, which looks uncertain in the current environment. Wintermute also warns that being long on Bitcoin is risky as it depends on institutional investors returning despite high yields and inflation uncertainty. Overall, crypto is caught between rising yields, liquidity favoring AI and equities, and muted inflows, making Ethereum particularly vulnerable.
Ethereum price remains pressured below the $2,150 resistance as spot ETF outflows exceed $340 million in six sessions, reflecting weak institutional demand amid rising U.S. Treasury yields and inflation concerns. Bitmine Immersion notably increased i...
Cryptocurrency investment products experienced significant outflows totaling $1.07 billion last week, ending six weeks of inflows. Bitcoin products led withdrawals with $982 million lost, followed by Ethereum with $249 million, amid concerns over US ...
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Bitcoin's rally toward $80,000 in early May triggered the fastest growth in BTC perpetual futures open interest seen in 2026, with Binance capturing the largest share of new derivatives capital. This surge reflects strong trader activity, with open i...
Ethereum is currently holding a crucial support level near $2,088, bouncing off the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and a green Gaussian Channel, signaling a potential bullish trend. Analysts note that if Ethereum maintains this support, it could climb to ...
