Ethereum's market capitalization has fallen to about $186.263 billion, while Tether's stablecoin market cap rose to approximately $187.05 billion, marking a rare flip where Tether overtakes Ethereum. This shift is driven by increased demand for stablecoins like USDT during risk-off market phases and liquidity shifts, alongside accelerated Ethereum derivatives liquidations. Despite this temporary change, Ethereum remains a leading smart contract platform, but the event highlights how stablecoin supply dynamics can impact market rankings during volatile periods.
The co-founder of Hyperliquid highlighted a significant challenge in the crypto industry: difficulty attracting top entrepreneurial talent who build and lead protocols. This talent shortage is seen as a structural issue across the sector, not limited...
A trader executed a large long straddle on Ethereum options, buying 15,000 contracts at a $1,875 strike price expiring July 24, 2026, with a notional value around $28 million and paying about $852,000 in premium. This strategy bets on significant pri...
Ethereum is showing bullish momentum with a mini golden cross on its daily chart, where the 20-day EMA crossed above the 50-day EMA, signaling a potential recovery. The price has found support near $1,740-$1,776 and faces resistance around $1,900-$1,...
T. Rowe Price, managing nearly $2 trillion in assets, launched its first actively managed multi-token crypto ETF (TKNZ) with $15 million initial capital. The ETF includes Bitcoin (41%), Ethereum (18.4%), XRP (9.37%), and Dogecoin (1.28%), marking sig...
Bitcoin held steady around $64,000 as spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $79.2 million, even while other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin dropped about 1% amid macroeconomic risk-off sentiment. Market data showed significant ...
