Ethereum's price has dropped below $1,600, hitting its lowest point in 2026 due to a broad market sell-off led by Bitcoin. The decline is driven by macroeconomic pressures like inflation concerns and shifting Fed policies, causing capital to favor Bitcoin over altcoins like Ethereum. Key resistance levels to watch are $1,600 and $1,800, while support levels lie at $1,400 and $1,200. A recovery to $2,000 depends heavily on Bitcoin regaining bullish momentum, as Ethereum's rebound is closely tied to Bitcoin's performance.
An Ethereum wallet connected to Vitalik Buterin transferred 7,000 ETH valued at $11.06 million to a new wallet after being inactive for about a year. Blockchain analysts suggest this move likely precedes a deposit to a centralized exchange, following...
Ethereum has dropped 20%-45% year-to-date but continues to attract institutional and whale investors. SharpLink and other large holders recently increased their Ethereum stakes by millions of dollars, showing belief in its long-term value and staking...
Ethereum's price fell 23.5% in June to around $1,557, hitting new lows and triggering unrealized losses among major ETH holders for the first time since 2019. This rare whale loss scenario often signals a market bottom, while Ethereum ETFs are seeing...
Affluent crypto investors are concentrating their holdings in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP as market volatility drives a risk-off approach. These top cryptocurrencies dominate portfolios due to their liquidity and brand strength, while many altcoins re...
Major cryptocurrencies fell this week as investors favored AI-related stocks, with Dogecoin and Hyperliquid's HYPE dropping about 10%. Bitcoin was more resilient, dipping 5.3% but quickly rebounding from lows near $58,000 due to aggressive buying. Cr...
