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.
In the week ending August 21, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded their strongest combined inflows of 2026, totaling about $2.6 billion, with Bitcoin ETFs attracting $1.9 billion and Ethereum ETFs $697.2 million. This surge coincided with in...
Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin crossed a $2 billion market capitalization less than two years after its December 2024 launch, with nearly half issued on the XRP Ledger and slightly more on Ethereum. The stablecoin is backed by cash reserves held under New...
Ethereum (ETH) has surged about 34% from $1,900 to trade around $2,450, breaking through previous resistance and forming a bullish pattern. Key resistance lies at $2,550, with significant whale sell walls near $2,550 and $2,600, while support holds a...
Bitcoin stabilized around $78,000 after a recent pullback from over $81,000, amid the U.S. SEC's progress on updating crypto custody regulations. The SEC's proposed rule changes, now under White House review, aim to clarify how investment advisers an...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has secured a strong breakout above $75–$76, trading around $81.30, but is overbought and may see a correction. Ethereum (ETH) surged past $2,400, facing resistance near $2,500, with potential to reach $2,700 if support holds. Chai...
