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.
Tokenized U.S. Treasuries have grown to $15.2 billion across multiple blockchains, with Ethereum holding the largest share at $6.6 billion or 43% of the market. Despite rising competition from chains like BNB, Stellar, Solana, and Avalanche, Ethereum...
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with major coins like Bitcoin falling 1.6% to $63,946 and Ethereum dropping 2.2% to $1,873. Other notable declines include XRP down 2.1% and Cardano down 2.2%. Some smaller tokens showed gains, but overall...
Ethereum staking has reached a new high of 41.7 million ETH, representing about one-third of its circulating supply, even as the price dropped from $3,400 to $1,900 since January. This growth is driven by reinvested staking rewards and increased part...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has updated the Ethereum roadmap, shifting priorities to address emerging quantum computing threats and enhance privacy. Key upgrades now include quantum-resistant cryptography, stronger privacy tools like shielded...
Major cryptocurrencies saw price declines, with Bitcoin dropping 2.1% to $63,925 and Ethereum falling 2.8% to $1,873.93. Other notable coins like Binance Coin and Solana also declined, reflecting a broad market pullback. Stablecoins remained steady n...
