Today, Ethereum’s value has dropped significantly to $1,452.78, having realized a 19.43% drop in a span of 24 hours. Its market capitalisation value currently stands at an almost equivalent-valued percentage decline of $175.31 billion. However, despite this price decline, trading spiked by 405.03% in day volume to $32.31 billion. Thus,
Dogecoin has dropped to $0.1336 on the 4-hour chart, nearing its lowest value since November 2024, when it was $0.1107. Price action shows renewed selling activity as the chart nears a key historical demand zone. According to an analysis by KrissPax, a descending triangle that broke to the upside around
Cardano (ADA) is under strong bearish pressure as the broader crypto market reacts negatively to global economic tensions. The recent tariffs imposed by the U.S. President Donald Trump have triggered a sell-off across markets, and ADA hasn’t been spared. After trading at $0.659 on Sunday, ADA has fallen sharply, hitting
Sustained bearish pressure has pulled the entire crypto market cap down to $2.48 trillion, down by a 6.92% fall. The dramatic drop has sparked losses in assets, with Ripple’s XRP taking the worst hit, plummeting by a steep 16.06%. XRP continued to fail to reach the ATH after multiple recovery
Global macroeconomic conditions and trade wars among countries are causing crypto market turmoil. While Bitcoin has fallen below the $80K price level, the Ether price is trading in the $1.5K price range. Meanwhile, Ethereum whales are taking the present market dip as an opportunity to accumulate more ETH. On-chain analyst
The price of Bitcoin fell rapidly from close to $83,000 to below $79,000 within a matter of hours. The sudden dip created a wave of liquidations in which some $600 million of leveraged bets were erased based on CoinGlass data. They were high-risk positions in which the traders had used
Ethena (ENA) traded at $0.2929, marking an 8.13% daily decline. Its market cap dropped by 8.24%, standing at $1.62 billion. With a 24-hour trading volume of $100.6 million, ENA’s activity fell sharply by 41.31%. Despite the slump, its market cap ratio held at 6.06%, hinting at persistent, albeit weaker, trading
Pi Network (PI) has extended its losses, now trading at $0.6363 after a sharp 13.32% drop over the last 24 hours. The market cap declined to $4.34 billion, down 13.15%, reflecting a sharp drawdown in investor interest. At the same time, trading volume dropped 16.86% to $913.87 million, bringing the
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market show resilience as U.S. equities face a brutal selloff. President Donald Trump’s unveiling of reciprocal tariffs sparked a $5.4 trillion wipeout in just two days. The S&P 500 dropped to its lowest in 11 months, while the Nasdaq 100 entered bear market territory. Despite
U.S. SEC Acting Chair Mark Uyeda has ordered an agency-wide review of multiple crypto-related regulatory statements. This move aligns with Executive Order 14192, titled “Unleashing Prosperity Through Deregulation.” The directive aims to rescind or revise guidance inconsistent with current SEC priorities. Statement from Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda: Pursuant to Executive
