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.
A newly created crypto wallet quickly invested $10.13 million in Uniswap (UNI), Binance Coin (BNB), and Litecoin (LTC), with UNI making up nearly 75% of the purchase. Meanwhile, a Bitcoin whale bought 536.93 BTC worth $45.28 million, showing confiden...
Ethereum (ETH) has printed its first higher high since its August 2025 peak, breaking a year-long pattern of lower highs. It surpassed the $2,438 resistance level, which has now turned into support, signaling a more bullish weekly structure. However,...
Ethereum's price stood at about $2,701 on September 24, 2026, testing but not closing above the $2,800 resistance level three times in the past month. This resistance zone is crucial as a break above it could signal a significant upward move, while f...
Bitget, a centralized crypto exchange, is suspected of being hacked after over $180 million was moved from its hot wallet, including the purchase of 7,111 ETH. This has raised significant security concerns about centralized exchanges and could increa...
Ether (ETH) price dropped below the $2,700 mark to $2,686 on September 24, according to TokenPost's spot-price tracking on Binance. This decline occurred within minutes, falling from $2,702 just 15 minutes earlier. Despite this dip, Ether was still u...
