Ether achieves its highest weekly close in four years, with key support between $4,000 and $4,150 and several resistance levels above.
Ether achieves its highest weekly close in four years, with key support between $4,000 and $4,150 and several resistance levels above.
Bitcoin and Ether draw late shorts as price action begins to target liquidation clusters after a cross-crypto price drawdown.
BitMine and SharpLink, the two largest corporate holders of ETH, have been racing to accumulate more Ether as ecosystem interest heats up.
Bitcoin is showing signs of exhaustion, suggesting a deeper correction toward the $110,530 support. Will altcoins follow?
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ETH upside remains programmed thanks to record spot ETF inflows even as the altcoin’s price consolidates in the $3,900 to $4,400 liquidity zone.
Bitcoin miner-turned Ethereum company BTCS said it will be the first public company to issue an Ether dividend.
Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off caught many traders off-guard, intensifying the rate of long liquidations, but data shows bulls stepping in to buy the dip.
Despite the company posting a loss for the second quarter, the management remains optimistic for the second half of the year.
A Hong Kong SFC official warned that the new local stablecoin framework has fueled fraud risks, and urged investors to remain cautious amid hype-driven speculation.