Ethereum surged 10% within two hours, rising from $2,433 to $2,667, driven by a nearly 14% increase in whale transactions above $1 million. This surge coincided with fresh inflation data and reflected strong demand from large holders rather than retail investors. Ethereum now faces a key resistance zone between $2,700 and $2,800, where over 10 million ETH previously traded, posing a test for continued whale buying. Analysts suggest that if whales sustain buying past this zone, Ethereum could move toward $3,000, but a pullback is possible if demand fades.
In the past five hours, Ether (ETH) saw the largest inflow of $48.73 million and also the biggest outflow of $8.32 million among cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) followed with $22.47 million inflows and $7.43 million outflows. Stablecoins like USDT an...
On October 11, XRP's coin-margin long positions increased significantly by 12 percentage points to 78.32%, while Ethereum's long positions declined in both coin-margin and USDT-margin markets. Bitcoin and Solana also saw notable increases in long pos...
POAP founder @worthalter transferred 4,000 Ether (ETH) to the Gemini exchange on October 10, following a prior reduction of 8,000 ETH over six days. The latest transfer was valued at about $10.02 million, while the earlier 8,000 ETH was sold at an av...
South Korea's crypto market showed renewed risk appetite with a 79% advancer ratio among major tokens. Bitcoin traded slightly higher at 113.13 million won, while Ethereum also rose. Starknet on Bithumb led gains with a 51.3% jump, supported by stron...
Bitcoin ETFs have seen a slowdown in demand after nearly three years, though they continue to support Bitcoin's price recovery with positive net inflows of 30,000–40,000 BTC over the past month. Early October showed volatile ETF flows, with large inf...
