Ethereum (ETH) fell nearly 3% after repeatedly failing to surpass the $1,950 resistance level, with trading volumes hitting three-year lows. Investor interest remains muted due to uncertainty around the U.S. Clarity Act and a cautious Federal Reserve stance. Despite the drop, a bullish flag pattern suggests ETH could surge to $2,500 if it breaks above $1,950, but a decline below key support at $1,840 could lead to a retest of $1,550. Market participants await a strong catalyst to trigger the next major move in ETH's price.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $80,000 but fell back below $79,000, maintaining a market cap near $1.6 trillion. Ethereum stayed under $2,500, while XRP hovered near $1.40. Several altcoins like Chainlink, TAO, and Worldcoin posted notable gains, with TA...
Ripple transferred 1.36 million RLUSD from the XRP Ledger to Ethereum, increasing Ethereum's RLUSD supply lead to about $350 million. Ethereum now holds roughly 57.3% of the total RLUSD supply, valued at $1.38 billion, compared to $1.03 billion on XR...
Senator Cynthia Lummis warned that failure to pass the Clarity Act this term could delay meaningful cryptocurrency market legislation until 2030, impacting investment and regulatory clarity. Meanwhile, XRP maintains a stable price around $1.40 suppor...
Ethereum price traded near $2,493 on September 7, failing to hold above the $2,500 resistance level after a strong rally in August. Momentum indicators like the RSI have cooled, and the price remains confined within a narrow range between roughly $2,...
Ripple has moved 1,363,614.85 RLUSD stablecoins from the XRP Ledger to the Ethereum blockchain by burning the tokens on XRP and minting the same amount on Ethereum. This cross-chain repositioning likely aims to expand RLUSD liquidity across supported...
