Ethereum

Ethereum (ETH) has long been considered one of the safest bets in crypto, second only to Bitcoin in market cap and ecosystem dominance. Yet recent price action shows that ETH is struggling to reclaim higher territory, with strong resistance forming around the $2,070 mark. As analysts debate whether this is a short-term pause or a

Ethereum (ETH) price followed Bitcoin (BTC) in a bullish outlook on Tuesday, April 22, potentially ending a multi-week market correction. The large-cap altcoin, with a fully diluted valuation of about $205 billion, recorded a 36 percent surge in its 24-hour average trading volume to hover about $20B at the time of this writing. For the

The wider altcoin market, led by memecoins, has signaled a bullish breakout soon amid ongoing trade war negotiations. ETH/USD has been following a similar fractal pattern in the ongoing macro bull run to the 2020/2021 cycle. Ethereum (ETH) price has stabilized around $1,583 in the past three days. The large-cap altcoin, with a fully diluted

Following comments by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, Ethereum’s price is struggling as it fails to validate a clear upward trend. On April 16, during a speech in Chicago, Powell stated that the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to lower interest rates, highlighting a cautious “wait-and-see” approach that depends on further economic data.

Ripple’s XRP, once seen as a slow mover in the crypto world, is now turning heads. For the past six months, it has been beating Ethereum, the worlds largest altcoin in the price growth. This has left many wondering what’s driving this success and how long it will take XRP to surpass Ethereum in market

The Ethereum network has gradually improved in the past few years to remain competitive via its L2. ETH price has yet to invalidate the multi-week falling trend experienced in Q1. The negotiations of the global trade wars have not spared the wider crypto market, amid an ongoing capital flight to the Gold market. The significant

The crypto market is stabilizing as Bitcoin (BTC) recovers above $85K, with Ethereum and XRP prices maintaining above $1,500 and $2 respectively. This comes after China announced new tariffs on U.S. imports in response to President Donald Trump’s 145% tariff on Chinese products. Additionally, this week’s CPI and PPI data came below expectation, boosting the

Ethereum is under pressure as U.S.-based ETFs linked to it have seen outflows for seven weeks in a row. Just this week, nine Ethereum ETFs lost a total of $82.47 million. This steady withdrawal of funds has taken a toll on ETH’s price, which dropped 10% in the last week. With momentum slipping, many are