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Ethereum price today is trading near $4,096, down almost 5% after a sharp selloff broke below $4,300 support. The move came despite strong ETF inflows last week, highlighting a clash between institutional accumulation and heavy spot exchange outflows. Ethereum Price Breaks Key Support ETH Price Breaks Key Support Zone (Source: TradingView) The 4-hour chart shows ETH collapsing below the $4,300–$4,350 demand zone, triggering stops and sending price to a low of $4,096. This drop cut through the 20-day EMA at $4,440 and the 50-day EMA at $4,473, leaving the $4,665 resistance as a distant hurdle. Trend support now sits lower…
U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up more than 170 points, while Treasury yields declined after the latest consumer inflation data. Summary Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 170 points and S&P 500 added 0.3%. Wall Street remained bullish despite consumer price index data coming in hotter-than-expected on Thursday. Overall expectation is that the CPI report will not impact anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Stocks continued higher on Sept. 11 as Wall Street weighed the consumer price index for August, with the inflation data showing consumer prices rose 0.4%. Despite the inflation outlook, the Dow…
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called for open-source, verifiable infrastructure across critical sectors like healthcare, finance and governance, warning that centralized systems risk eroding trust and security. In a Wednesday blog post, Buterin argued that as digital infrastructure becomes embedded in everyday life, relying on closed, opaque systems increases the danger of abuse and monopolization. “The civilizations that gained the most from new waves of technology are not the ones who consumed the technology, but the ones who produced it,” Buterin wrote, adding that “openness and verifiability can fight against global balkanization.” Buterin said he envisions a world where verifiable…
As the crypto market starts heating up again in late 2025, investors are turning their eyes toward the next big opportunity. According to multiple crypto analysts, three altcoins are showing strong potential to deliver 25x returns in the upcoming bull cycle: Polygon (POL), XRP, and MAGACOIN FINANCE—a new project currently in its presale phase that’s generating major buzz across DeFi circles. With Polygon delivering technical upgrades and XRP finally free from regulatory uncertainty, all signs point to massive growth ahead. But it’s MAGACOIN FINANCE—a high-energy, community-driven finance token—that might just deliver the biggest upside of them all. Let’s break it…
ETH addresses in profit hit highest in history. Over 155 million ETH wallets in profit, marking fastest rate yet. Price of ETH just getting started this bull cycle. Ethereum (ETH), the pioneer crypto asset, continues to show great promise even as the price of ETH experiences a dip in prices. In detail, ETH addresses in profit hit highest in history, marking the occasion with over 155 million wallets in profit. This is a milestone for Ethereum, as ETH marks the fastest rate ever. This shows high promise in the potential of the price of ETH to hit much higher ATH…
August CPI did little to get crypto moving, leaving big players like Bitcoin stuck in neutral. With the Fed’s next call on rates just around the corner, the market’s collective shrug feels less like uncertainty and more like a deliberate holding pattern. Summary Crypto markets showed little reaction after August CPI rose 2.9%, leaving Bitcoin and other major tokens largely flat. Total crypto market cap inched up 0.18% to $3.96 trillion amid neutral investor sentiment. Traders now focus on the Fed’s September 17–18 policy decision, with markets pricing in a likely quarter-point rate cut. The numbers from the Bureau of…
GaFin, a Web3-based GameFi platform, has partnered with Kryon, an AI-driven InfoFi gaming entity. The main purpose of the partnership is to strengthen game creators with the provision of on-chain rewards via the InfoFi platform of Kryon. As GaFin revealed in its official social media account, the integration utilizes real-time analysis of content with AI to reward game creators, along with offering community-driven exposure to projects. Hence, the collaboration denotes a critical move toward the establishment of a robust gaming ecosystem marked by significant community participation. 🚀 GaFin x Kryon Partnership 🎮We are excited to collaborate with Kryon, the first…
Imagine a world where the colossal $700 trillion traditional financial market operates with the speed and transparency of blockchain. This isn’t a distant dream, but the audacious goal set by Joseph Shalom, CEO of Sharplink Gaming (SBET). His vision extends far beyond simply holding Ethereum; it’s about fundamentally transforming traditional finance on-chain. Why Sharplink is Revolutionizing Traditional Finance On-Chain? Sharplink Gaming, a Nasdaq-listed company, is not competing with the relatively smaller $4 trillion cryptocurrency market. Instead, their sights are set on the much larger $700 trillion traditional financial system. Shalom highlighted this ambition at KBW 2025, explaining that the ultimate…
Ethereum has fallen sharply, dropping more than 6% in the past 24 hours to trade near $4,172, its lowest level since early August. The sharp decline wiped billions from ETH’s market cap, which now sits near $505 billion. The move has stirred concern among retail traders, but analysts say this reset may set up the next phase of accumulation. Van de Poppe sees his chance around $4,000 Market analyst Michael van de Poppe described the drop as a “market flush” and pointed to the $4,100–$4,000 range as an area where long-term buyers could step in. A breakdown of $ETH.Result is…
Michael Saylor’s flagship preferred share, Strike (STRK), was conspicuously absent from his company’s listing announcement this morning. The company instead announced that investors may now purchase calls and puts on Strife (STRF), Stretch (STRC), and Stride (STRD), as well as the earlier options chain for Strategy common stock (MSTR). No options chain exists for STRK — despite its Series A seniority and market capitalization exceeding STRD and STRF, respectively. Strike is unique not only because it was Saylor’s first attempt at selling preferred shares with perpetual dividends, but because the most bullish type of preferred share that the company has…