Ethereum's available supply on crypto exchanges has dropped to about 14.88 million ETH, a multi-year low, as around 6.4 million ETH left exchanges since July 2025 and staking absorbs a large share of circulating supply. Concurrently, U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw a fresh $216.4 million inflow on Sept. 11, pushing total net inflows to roughly $13.38 billion. This tightening supply combined with strong ETF demand creates a unique setup that could support a price rally beyond the $3,000 technical target if ETH holds above $2,350 and ETF inflows continue. However, broader market factors like oil prices and Fed rate expectations still pose risks to the rally.
Ethereum price hovered near $2,510 on September 14, gaining about 1.4% but failing to surpass the key $2,550 resistance level due to weak buying momentum and expectations of tighter US monetary policy. Technical indicators like the 4-hour ADX and Cha...
Ethereum is approaching a key technical breakout above $2,474, potentially targeting $3,000, supported by strong on-chain activity including large withdrawals to cold storage. This momentum is also impacting Shiba Inu, which shows mixed liquidity flo...
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Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% to over $78,000 as the broader cryptocurrency market advanced, defying losses in technology stocks and rising oil prices. Ether and XRP also saw notable gains, while traditional markets like Nasdaq futures and gold declined....
Ethereum's market dominance and ETH/BTC ratio both rose over 25% in Q3, marking the highest quarterly increase since 2025. This surge is partly due to Bitcoin's weakness near the $80k resistance level, which has prompted capital rotation into Ethereu...
