
A mix of retail enthusiasm, institutional buying, and record supply growth has pushed Ethereum past $4,000 for the first time since 2024.
A mix of retail enthusiasm, institutional buying, and record supply growth has pushed Ethereum past $4,000 for the first time since 2024.
Ethereum hits $4,200 after a 19% weekly gain, with bulls aiming for $12K and skeptics warning of a potential retracement.
Current weakness in mid- and small-cap tokens versus Bitcoin points to an undeveloped altseason stage with substantial growth opportunities still ahead.
Here’s what happened in July through Binance’s eyes.
CryptoQuant’s DCA recommends buying BTC when its price falls below the one-week to one-month realized price, which is $117,000 currently.
Hayes sold last week and predicted a bigger market crash.
Almost 115,000 traders were liquidated after the market capitalization of the crypto sector soared to just under $4 trillion.
ETH is flashing a rare “Broadening Wedge Breakout” on the 3D chart, with upside targets reaching as high as $6,850.
Arthur Hayes says the U.S. will need to print $9T to avoid collapse, a move he claims could send Bitcoin soaring to $250K
Bitcoin hits $116K after 120K BTC were bought near $112K while long-term holders realized $44M in profits.
XRP gained 70% in July 2025. Here are 5 key things to watch, from exchange data to Ripple’s legal case and analyst targets.
Bitcoin may revisit $105K, where metrics like short-term holder cost basis and UTxO walls indicate heavy exposure and potential stress.
Wallets that have held TRX for three to five years are driving the profit-taking spree.
Oversold conditions and seller exhaustion signal a potential bounce, but growing fragility may give room for negative triggers.