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Ethereum’s price in 2025 has been stuck in a pattern that is neither bullish nor bearish. It has been moving in a tight range, high enough to scare off new buyers but stable enough to avoid panic. ETH has been rejected just below $3,900 for months, and its key support at $2,900 has held. Between those levels, liquidity fades, momentum stalls and direction becomes uncertain. Each rise in price above $3,600-$3,900 has met resistance from short-term traders, while every fall into the low $3,000s meets only half-hearted bids. The result is a standstill. Ethereum’s credibility is not in question, but…
The Counter-Strike 2 skins market is notorious for rapid ascensions, ridiculous prices for in-game items and extreme volatility. It might sound familiar to anyone who has ever traded crypto. The traits of both markets are often compared — speculation, hype and sudden crashes — and that is why what just happened in the CS2 market looks strikingly similar to a crypto meltdown. What caused crash? In just 24 hours, the market capitalization of CS2 skins nosedived by $1.784 billion, falling from nearly $6 billion to $4.27 billion, a drop of over 28%. The cause? An unexpected update from Valve, the…
Ethereum is facing mounting pressure as investors continue to pull funds from Ethereum ETFs amid market pullback. Summary Ethereum ETFs saw $219.37 million in outflows, marking the fifth straight day of redemptions. BlackRock’s ETHA led the exit with $111.08 million, followed by Grayscale’s ETH with $68.64 million. Ethereum price trades at $3,300, with a 33.8% rise in trading volume signaling renewed interest. Ethereum ETFs have now recorded five consecutive days of outflows, highlighting a persistent wave of investor pessimism amid worsening market sentiment. According to data from SoSoValue, over $219.37 million was withdrawn from Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds in the past…
The Fed is expected to cut rates again on October 29 to support a slowing economy. Most Americans remain indifferent, with inflation still their biggest concern. Crypto markets brace for volatility, with Bitcoin already pricing in the expected cut. The Federal Reserve is seemingly ready to slash interest rates again on October 29, yet most Americans don’t seem to care. WalletHub reports that 65% of people say another quarter-point cut won’t make a difference, even though it could save consumers billions in interest. 65% of Americans feel indifferent or upset about the Fed cutting interest rates. Learn more about people’s…
FTX creditors may receive far less than initially believed once payouts are adjusted for today’s inflated crypto valuations, according to Sunil, a prominent FTX creditor representative. In a Sunday post on X, Sunil estimated that the real crypto recovery rate for FTX creditors ranges between 9% and 46%, noting that the actual value could be even lower as Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and Solana (SOL) prices have surged since the exchange’s collapse in 2022. “FTX creditors are not whole,” he wrote, adding that the exchange’s planned 143% fiat repayment doesn’t reflect losses in crypto-denominated terms. According to a table shared…
Re7 Labs is under fire for sharing a report summarizing the events of the past couple of days rather than providing a solution
Re7 Labs, a DeFi risk curation and research arm of the London-based hedge fund Re7 Capital, has taken significant heat after releasing a lengthy thread on X, formerly Twitter, that contained its own version of events stemming from the Stream Finance insolvency. It called the post an “update regarding previous and ongoing efforts to address and mitigate” the current issues. However, rather than soothe already hot tempers, the post has backfired, triggering a new wave of criticism. Details from Re7 Labs’ post The long post from Re7 Labs details the steps the team has been taking to mitigate risk and,…
Multi-timeframe analysis Daily (D1) Hourly (H1) 15-minute (M15) Key levels Trading scenarios Neutral (main – D1) Bullish Bearish Market context Ecosystem (DeFi) Disclaimer Multi-timeframe analysis Daily (D1) Price vs EMA: Close at 3319.99 USDT is below the 20 EMA (3821.45), 50 EMA (3998.39) and 200 EMA (3609.51). This alignment shows that the trend is tilted away from buyers on the daily chart. RSI: 30.83 1 below 50 and near the 30 zone, which implies a bearish bias with potential oversold conditions emerging. MACD: Line -162.93 below signal -107.47; histogram -55.46 negative 1 momentum is bearish and accelerating to the downside.…
Even as the price of gold retreats from a record high, stabilizing around $4,100 per ounce, tokens whose value is pegged to the metal are gaining popularity in crypto markets. But not everyone is buying the premise. The total market capitalization of gold tokens has risen to $3.86 billion, driven by strong performance from XAUT$4,113.49 and Paxos gold (PAXG), according to CoinGecko data. To Binance co-founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao, however, these tokens are only as good as the promise behind them. Loading… “Tokenizing gold is NOT ‘on chain’ gold,” CZ wrote in a post on X. “It’s tokenizing…
After about a day of public outrage over its alleged business practices, MEXC has begun what looks like a full-scale reset, one launched by the same critic who nearly tore it down. White Whale, the anonymous account that helped expose MEXC’s frozen funds crisis, is now stepping in to help reform the exchange, not as a paid contractor, but as an unpaid advisor. The development came after MEXC executive Cecilia Hsueh publicly apologized to White Whale over the mishandling of his account, which triggered a widespread thread from X user Mystral accusing MEXC of allegedly freezing millions in user funds…
Decentralized finance (DeFi) industry suffered one of its toughest weeks in months as total value locked (TVL) across major networks fell sharply. According to Sentora data, DeFi protocols on Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain, and Base all recorded double-digit declines. Ethereum Leads DeFi TVL Pull Back This reflected a broad pullback in user activity as market conditions shifted and security incidents intensified. DeFi TVl was hit hard this week, with all major chains recording double-digit drawdowns👇✔️ETH – ~14% ✔️SOL – ~12% ✔️BSC – ~12% pic.twitter.com/xBrO8wrXUY — Sentora (previously IntoTheBlock) (@SentoraHQ) November 8, 2025 Additional data from DeFiLlama shows that…