Ethereum is trading around its critical 200-day moving average near $1,668, a level historically marking the divide between bull and bear markets. Despite record-strong fundamentals like high staking levels, large institutional inflows, and corporate treasury accumulation, its price remains down 55-65% from its August 2025 peak. Holding above this line could lead to a recovery toward $3,000, while falling below $1,580 risks a deeper drop to as low as $600. Key catalysts include upcoming network upgrades, a reversal in ETF flows, and macroeconomic shifts that could determine Ethereum's price direction in 2026.
RLUSD stablecoin supply on the XRP Ledger has grown to $1.57 billion, overtaking Ethereum's share with over $804 million, or 52% of total supply. This shift is supported by Japan's regulatory approval of RLUSD, boosting its use in a large market and ...
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone forecasts that Tether (USDT), a dollar-pegged stablecoin, is likely to overtake Bitcoin as the largest cryptocurrency by market value. He highlights the growing dominance of stablecoins reshaping the cry...
Four Ethereum wallets inactive for nearly eight years reactivated and sold 33,623 ETH at an average price of $1,560, generating about $52.5 million in proceeds and a realized profit of $27.4 million. These wallets originally acquired 37,602 ETH in 20...
Cryptocurrency markets exhibit mixed price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $59,377, slightly up by 0.90%. Ethereum is down by 0.87%, while Solana and AAVE show significant gains of 6.69% and 8.02% respectively. Other altcoins like M and VELVET a...
The CoinDesk 20 index rose 0.4% to 1595.41, driven by strong performances from AAVE, which jumped 8.9%, and Solana (SOL), which gained 4.5%. Eleven of the 20 assets in the index traded higher, while NEAR and Ethereum (ETH) lagged with declines of 2.5...
