Ethereum (ETH) has experienced increased selling pressure on exchanges throughout August, with net outflows and a price dip from $1920 to $1875 on August 10. Institutional demand softened slightly ahead of the U.S. inflation report scheduled for August 12, which could influence Federal Reserve rate decisions and impact ETH's price. Traders are watching the $1800-$1960 range closely, with potential downside targets at $1700 if inflation data disappoints, or a rebound toward $2000 if inflation cools. Market sentiment remains uncertain, making the inflation data a crucial catalyst for ETH's near-term direction.
Ethereum's Net Unrealized Profit and Loss (NUPL) on Binance has dropped to around -0.35, a level historically linked to major price bottoms in 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2025. This indicates that about 35% of the ETH held on Binance is currently at an unr...
Ethereum's price has dropped over 60% from its 2025 peak but is showing signs of a potential major rebound. The cryptocurrency is currently trading near $1,870 within a falling wedge pattern, which often signals a bullish reversal if broken upward. I...
Bitcoin fell 1.6% to around $63,855 as traders reduced risk ahead of U.S. inflation data and rising oil prices raised concerns about the Federal Reserve's interest rate path. Ether and XRP also declined, while some altcoins like Hyperliquid and Chain...
Arthur Hayes, BitMEX co-founder, suggests that Japan's use of the Federal Reserve's FIMA repo facility to support the yen could increase dollar liquidity temporarily, benefiting Bitcoin, Ether, and gold prices. Japan coordinated a yen intervention wi...
Bitcoin fell below $65,000 after failing to hold that level for four days, with ether and XRP leading declines among major cryptocurrencies. The market is cautious ahead of U.S. inflation data, influenced by rising bond yields and higher oil prices. ...
