Ethereum's price dropped to nearly $1,600 amid four weeks of ETF outflows totaling $168.2 million, weakening institutional demand and liquidity. Despite this, large holders (whales) have been buying aggressively, with some using borrowed funds, indicating confidence at current prices but increasing liquidation risk near $1,354. The market is now balancing between persistent ETF selling and leveraged whale buying, making demand absorption critical for Ethereum's next price direction.
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while many altcoins showed mixed performance, reflecting a market favoring large-cap cryptocurrencies amid declining activity in DeFi, stablecoins, and derivatives. Total crypto market capitalization remained a...
Ethereum's staking rate reached 32.4% of total supply on June 5, 2026, even as its price fell 33% from $2,359 to $1,583 over 30 days. Daily staking inflows remained steady at 50,476 ETH, showing that long-term holders continue to lock their ETH despi...
Joseph Lubin, Ethereum co-founder, transferred 110,000 ETH worth about $170 million to reinforce collateral in three Sky (formerly MakerDAO) vaults backing $259 million in DAI loans. This was the first major wallet activity in over three years and ai...
Large crypto investors are heavily buying Bitcoin and Ethereum, with net buy weights of 81% and 79% respectively, signaling a preference for liquid, well-known assets during volatile times. Meanwhile, several smaller altcoins show extreme oversold si...
Investors are exiting risk assets in the crypto market, with stablecoins gaining demand over altcoins and Ethereum. The stablecoin market cap has shrunk by over $7 billion in 21 days, while $400 billion has left the crypto market overall. Notably, Te...
