The Clarity Act, expected to be signed into law by the end of 2026, proposes reclassifying certain cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether as digital commodities under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), rather than the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This shift aims to provide clearer regulatory guidelines for smart contract platforms such as Ethereum and Solana, potentially fostering innovation and growth. Market confidence in the bill's passage is moderate, reflecting ongoing political negotiations and regulatory uncertainties. Key developments to watch include statements from President Donald Trump and congressional leaders, which could influence the bill's final approval and the future regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies.
Ethereum price remains stuck below $2,000 due to rising oil prices and renewed concerns about Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Despite this, continued inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs have supported the price above $1,900, with a potential breakou...
Ethereum has broken a long-term resistance line against both the U.S. dollar and Bitcoin, signaling a potential bullish trend. Holding above the $1,850–$1,900 breakout zone could lead to a recovery toward $2,350, $2,950, and eventually challenge the ...
Fasanara Capital, managing $5.7 billion in assets, has a $67 million short position against Ethereum on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, part of a combined $108 million short with Abraxas Capital. Both positions are currently underwater with E...
Ethereum has steadily recovered from a June low near $1,500 to trade around $1,921, showing a clear uptrend with higher lows throughout July. The key resistance level is $2,000, a psychological and technical barrier; a daily close above this could le...
Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range between $64,000 and $66,800 after recovering over 13% from its July 1 low of $57,750, indicating a market pause as it awaits fresh momentum. Traditional markets offer little direction, with major indices slightly ...
