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Ethereum Price Prediction: Will ETH Break Out Before June 30? Ethereum (ETH) is trading at approximately $2,430, showing resilience after a slight correction. As June nears its end, traders are closely watching whether ETH can surge past key resistance zones and retest $2,600. ETH Technical Setup and Market Sentiment ETH is hovering just above a critical support zone around $2,400. If this level holds, the next resistance sits between $2,500 and $2,550. Recent ETF inflows have created strong bullish sentiment, with analysts noting a gradual return of institutional confidence. By TradingView – ETHUSD_2025-06-26 (5D) However, a “death cross” on the…
Revolut, one of the biggest neobanks in the world, is continuing its pursuit of creating its own stablecoin, sources familiar with the matter told Decrypt. The development comes amid a growing list of non-crypto companies now considering issuing their own stablecoins as the regulatory environment shifts in the United States and around the world. The London-based bank launched Revolut X, a centralized crypto exchange available across the European Union, in 2024. Now, a year later, the company is eyeing its own stablecoin to further its crypto venture, two sources familiar with the company’s plans told Decrypt. Rumors of a Revolut…
On May 27, two transactions amounting to 2,000,000 Solana (SOL), worth around $351.5 million, were withdrawn from Binance’s cold wallets and transferred to two recently established stake accounts on the Solana blockchain. The two transactions were nearly identical, as reported by Whale Alert. The first, confirmed at 8:41 a.m. UTC, moved 1,000,000 SOL worth around $175.78 million. The second followed one minute later at 8:42 a.m. UTC, moving another 1,000,000 SOL equal to around $175.81 million. Both landed in fresh Solana stake accounts and came from Binance cold wallets. These wallets are now holding the entire balances and have not…
“Shitcoin Magazine,” tweeted Bitcoin educator and author Knut Svanholm about the event that BTC Inc, the parent company of Bitcoin Magazine, organized in Las Vegas last week. Dancing cows dashed across my feed. “It’s a political convention now,” I overheard two attendees saying as they exited the Nakamoto stage, heads shaking. Nigel Farage, the inflammatory British politician and leader of Reform UK, was shouting on stage about becoming prime minister. A somewhat calmer personality, Vice President JD Vance spoke about “crypto” and thanked Coinbase. Word on the (online) street is that Bitcoin 2025 was captured by political and shitcoin-y interests.…
Ethereum has recently recovered from a monthly low, sparking renewed hope for profit. As a result, short-term holders (STH) are likely moving their holdings to exchanges to capitalize on Ethereum’s rise. This increase in selling activity has brought the potential for a Golden Cross into question, as the market shows signs of strain from growing selling pressure. Are Ethereum Investors Cashing Out? Active deposits on Ethereum’s network have seen a significant uptick over the last 24 hours, reaching a five-month high. This surge in deposits signals that investors, particularly short-term holders, are eager to book profits from Ethereum’s recent price…
Circle has certainly sparkled on Wall Street since its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), and Coinbase has also captured investor interest this week. Yet, not all crypto-related stocks are having a grand time, with Strategy’s MSTR and shares of public miners facing some headwinds. Miners Take a Hit—Meanwhile, CRCL and COIN Shine as Strategy Copycats Offer a Volatile Mix Digital assets have been on a wild ride this week, and most publicly traded companies connected to crypto and blockchain haven’t kept pace with Circle’s CRCL. For example, a whopping nine out of the ten biggest publicly traded…
A popular crypto expert has revealed why the Dubai government chose XRPL instead of Bitcoin for its real estate tokenization project. Earlier this week, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) announced the launch of its first-ever tokenized real estate platform, Prypco Mint. The initiative follows a partnership with multiple entities, including Prypco, the Dubai Future Foundation, Ctrl Alt, and the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority. Under the initiative, investors can obtain fractional ownership in Dubai properties by purchasing tokenized shares tied to those properties. The minimum offer for the tokenized shares was pegged at 2,000 dirhams (approximately $540). Interestingly, Ctrl Alt selected…
MicroStrategy—now operating as Strategy—has built the most aggressive Bitcoin treasury in the world. But its true innovation isn’t just holding Bitcoin. It’s in how it finances the accumulation of Bitcoin at scale without giving up control or diluting shareholder value. The engine behind this? A meticulously designed capital stack—a multi-tiered structure of debt, preferred stock, and equity that appeals to different types of investors, each with unique risk, yield, and volatility preferences. This is more than corporate finance—it’s a blueprint for Bitcoin-native capital formation. What Is a Capital Stack? A capital stack refers to the layers of capital a company…
Key takeaways Ether is trading at $2,500 and could rally to the $3k level soon. The positive performance comes amid increased retail investment in cryptocurrencies. ETH recovers the $2,500 level, could surge higher soon Ether (ETH), the native coin of the Ethereum blockchain, has hit the $2,500 mark and could rally higher. This latest development comes following a bearish weekend that saw ETH’s price dip to the $2,100 region. At press time, the price of ETH stands at $2,501 and could rally higher if the market conditions remain bullish. The positive performance comes as more retail investors increase their exposure…
The EU has paused clawing back on €21 billion of US imports such as steel, aluminum, cars, motorcycles, and poultry, to allow time for negotiations. However, this suspension expires on July 14, which is less than a month from today, so the EU is now in a dilemma between retaliation or recession risk. Originally, US President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on EU imports from the initial 25% to a drastic 50%, with talks ongoing until a July deadline. Due to this, Brussels has prepared its response, an extensive €21 billion list of counter-tariffs that could potentially expand to…