Ethereum

The Ethereum Foundation recently made a significant transaction involving millions of Ethereum (ETH) tokens. This transfer, which amounted to 18,089 ETH (equivalent to $64.4 million), caught the attention of many in the crypto community. The wallet associated with the Ethereum Foundation moved these tokens to a new address, sparking speculation about the organization’s intentions and
Ethereum’s price recently faced a hurdle at the $3,720 resistance level, failing to break through. This failure resulted in a fresh decline, putting ETH at risk of further losses below the $3,550 support zone. The inability to surpass the resistance could signal a bearish trend in the near future. Following the rejection at the resistance
Ethereum (ETH) has recently experienced a surge in price, nearing the $4,000 mark. This increase in price has been met with renewed market enthusiasm following the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) approval of Ethereum ETF applications by major asset managers. CoinShares reported a total of $2 billion in inflows to digital asset investment products,
Ethereum (ETH) has experienced a significant price drop below the 4-hour Simple Moving Average (SMA), signaling a potential shift in market sentiment from bullish to bearish. This technical development is crucial for traders and investors as it can indicate increased selling pressure and a possible downward trend continuation. The implications of this price movement extend
Ethereum’s price recently experienced a downside correction from the $3,885 resistance zone, leading the cryptocurrency to fall below $3,800. This correction came after Ethereum failed to surpass the $3,880 resistance level, signaling a bearish trend in the market. The price is currently trading below $3,840 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average, indicating further potential for
Asset manager VanEck recently updated its forecast for Ethereum (ETH) and now projects that the second-largest cryptocurrency could potentially reach $22,000 by the year 2030. This new prediction represents a significant increase from their previous estimate of $11,800 by the same year. VanEck attributes this revised outlook to the anticipated launch of Spot Ethereum ETFs,