Ethereum Struggles Near $1,800 Amid Cautious Futures Market Ahead of ETF Launches
Ethereum holds steady below $1,800 as hopes for upcoming spot ETF launches face tempered futures interest, signaling a more cautious and selective market environment.
Ethereum holds steady below $1,800 as hopes for upcoming spot ETF launches face tempered futures interest, signaling a more cautious and selective market environment.
Bitcoin’s recent decline reflects profit-taking and reduced leverage, with some investors awaiting a deeper price correction near $42,400 before increasing exposure.
Gauntlet Networks raised $125 million in Series C funding to enhance its crypto vault infrastructure and broaden its reach in institutional digital asset management worldwide.
Bitcoin’s price dropped over 3% in a single day, breaking below the key $62,000 mark and raising questions about its short-term trajectory amid volatile trading.
The crypto market braces for key US inflation reports with Federal Reserve Governor Waller indicating a potential rate increase if inflation remains elevated.
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June marked the largest monthly stablecoin withdrawal in four years, highlighting shifting liquidity dynamics that may indicate Bitcoin’s price nearing a bottom.
Coinbase Ventures led crypto venture capital activity in the first half of 2026, completing 30 deals amid a challenging market where total crypto fundraising declined sharply.
Bitcoin’s price faces ongoing pressure near $62,000, but some traders predict the current bear market phase could end by September, challenging traditional timing expectations.
A long-dormant Bitcoin wallet shifted $188 million worth of BTC amid rising whale transfers to exchanges, signaling potential market impact.
Lawson will trial yen stablecoin payments this August, supported by Netstars’ multi-stablecoin platform, marking a major test in Japanese retail crypto adoption.
Bitcoin's price retreat follows a significant sell-off by mid-sized holders, testing support levels while broader market activity suggests orderly profit-taking rather than panic.