Ethereum has fallen back to a critical support zone near $1,500 after losing major weekly moving averages, a level that previously held in late 2023 and April 2025. While selling pressure appears to be easing, with net position delta showing less bearishness, open interest remains flat, indicating no strong new buying yet. This suggests that although the aggressive selloff may be losing momentum, a full trend reversal is not confirmed. Holding above $1,500 is crucial for potential stabilization, but a break below could lead to deeper declines.
A major Ethereum whale purchased $55.8 million worth of ETH at an average price of $1,563 per coin, signaling confidence despite Ethereum trading near multi-month lows. This follows a previous sale of ETH at higher prices, indicating a strategic buy-...
Joe Lubin, Ethereum co-founder and Consensys CEO, defends recent Ethereum Foundation reforms including budget cuts and leadership changes, framing them as necessary for the network's evolution rather than crisis. He emphasizes the Foundation's role s...
Cryptocurrency trader James Wynn has taken new long positions on Ethereum and Bitcoin using high leverage—25x on ETH and 40x on BTC. His Ethereum trade shows about $5,100 in unrealized profits, while the Bitcoin position is close to its liquidation p...
Analysts report that the XRP Ledger (XRPL) has attracted about $1.5 billion in new tokenized real-world asset (RWA) inflows over the past 30 days, while Ethereum experienced approximately $1.2 billion in outflows. This suggests a potential capital ro...
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, indic...
