Ethereum's price has weakened, slipping below a key support level, signaling bearish technicals. However, demand for tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Ethereum has hit a record $8 billion, reflecting strong on-chain interest in safer, yield-generating assets amid market volatility. The Federal Reserve's increasing Treasury holdings and growing tokenized Treasury funds highlight a broader shift toward safer investments. This rising yield demand could support a potential ETH/BTC price rebound and mark a structural shift favoring Ethereum's role in tokenized real-world assets.
The XRP Ledger has overtaken Ethereum for the first time in Ripple USD stablecoin supply, reaching $801.8 million compared to Ethereum's $795.6 million. This shift, called the "flippening," was driven by stable demand on XRP Ledger and token burns on...
Ethereum traded near $1,655 after dipping below $1,600 amid market selloff and ETF outflows totaling over $112 million in two days, signaling cautious investor sentiment. Whale activity showed mixed signals with large withdrawals and sales balancing ...
Bitcoin and USD Coin experienced significant net outflows totaling around $760 million combined, while Tether (USDT) recorded notable inflows, indicating a rotation of liquidity rather than a full market exit. This shift reflects traders repositionin...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell about 3% amid a shift in trading activity toward stablecoins and derivatives, indicating growing volatility and cautious investor behavior in the crypto market. Bitcoin traded near $60,722 and Ethereum at $1,619, with...
Ethereum (ETH) is trading near $1,615, down over 3%, with bearish momentum and selling pressure capping rallies above $1,700. Historical support at around $1,150 suggests a potential 30% further decline if current resistance holds. Meanwhile, US spot...
