Ethereum Investor Sentiment Plummets as Market Enters Deep Bearish Phase
Ethereum faces intensified selling pressure, with trader sentiment sinking to its lowest point since 2023, signaling growing bearishness amid volatile market conditions.
Ethereum faces intensified selling pressure, with trader sentiment sinking to its lowest point since 2023, signaling growing bearishness amid volatile market conditions.
Ethereum could see a sharp drop toward $1,000 if it breaks key support at $2,000, with large liquidations and weakening whale activity signaling growing downside pressure.
The European Commission seeks public feedback on updating the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, focusing on stablecoins, DeFi, and consumer trust ahead of a key 2026 deadline.
Martti Malmi, an early Bitcoin developer who collaborated with Satoshi Nakamoto, released Nostr VPN, a decentralized, peer-to-peer VPN that eliminates reliance on traditional VPN providers’ servers.
Crypto AI platform Bankr suspended all transactions after a hacker accessed 14 wallets, promising full reimbursement and warning users against signing any transactions.
AI-driven crypto platform Bankr suspended transactions following unauthorized access to 14 wallets, with users reporting significant losses and security concerns.
Despite the growth to 10% of Americans using cryptocurrency, a Federal Reserve report shows that usage remains largely speculative, with limited adoption for payments or DeFi applications.
Bitcoin struggles near $77,000 caught between profit-taking short-term holders and institutional investors’ cost basis, setting a key test for market direction.
Bitcoin slipped below critical support near $75,000 amid heavy selling by short-term holders, reflecting persistent bearish signals despite a four-hour bullish setup.
Upon resuming the presidency in 2025, Donald Trump shifted from crypto skeptic to proactive supporter, backing major digital assets and regulations amid controversy over personal gains.
Ethereum’s price weakness traces back to a single exchange as Binance absorbed most exchange inflows, signaling a shift in market dynamics and future price movements.
Bitcoin traders are focusing on the $68,000 to $70,000 range as growing sell-side activity and liquidation risks suggest a potential deeper pullback.