Tags: Ethereum (ETH) Price

Despite sellers dominating Binance net taker volume, ETH buyers appear to be absorbing pressure, which has left OI steady.

Collapsing volumes and weaker funding rates also suggest fading demand for leveraged ETH exposure is deepening the current pullback.

Data suggest that September weakness could be deceiving and Ethereum could potentially pull off its biggest bear trap ever.

September, during a bull market, is usually bearish with a continued correction, and this could spell larger losses for Ether. 

Fear, uncertainty, and doubt spread about millions of ETH being unstaked prior to selling is unfounded, as the amount being staked is keeping pace.

Crypto market cap is up 9.9% since January, as global money supply recorded its fastest growth since 2021.

Ethereum’s rise to $4,600 revives confidence, but experts shift focus from hype to fundamentals.

BitMine’s $8B ETH treasury and Arkham whale activity depict growing confidence as Ethereum eyes its breakout threshold.

The flow of funds from Bitcoin into Ethereum is still happening, which could be a precursor for altseason.

Ethereum ETFs are rebounding quickly in flows due to support from institutional accumulation and ETH treasury companies.

Record-high leverage on Binance’s ETH market is fueling worries that sharp price swings could follow.

Ethereum’s rally has been strengthened by whale demand, which may provide the push needed for the leading altcoin to reach $5,000 soon.

Bitcoin pulled back from $123,000 to near $113,000 while exchange reserves remained largely unchanged, indicating a potential short-term correction risk in the near future.

Despite risks of a vulnerable dip toward $3,950-$4,100 support, ETF inflows, treasury adoption, and RWA tokenization strengthen ETH’s medium-term outlook.

The trading volume of stocks tied to Ether treasury companies has exceeded that related to Bitcoin treasuries. 

Four months of compounding profits ended in ruin for a trader after their ETH longs collapsed from millions to $771K.

Both Nasdaq-listed SharpLink and KindlyMD are expanding crypto holdings, with ETH and BTC accumulation, respectively.

Tom Lee sees ETH’s dip near $4,150 as a healthy pullback, setting the stage for a potential run toward $5,100.

BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF and Wall Street inflows are strengthening investor confidence.

The Ethereum treasury company has surpassed mining giant MARA Holdings in terms of the value of crypto assets in its treasury. 

ETH’s chances of hitting $5K in August plunged from 64% to 26% on Polymarket after volatility and macro jitters tempered bullish bets.

LINK is the only exception now.

Daily ETH inflows into exchanges have spiked, and its relative price against BTC is nearing overvalued levels.

CoinMetrics warned that the financial performance of corporate ETH treasuries could affect Ethereum’s overall network health.