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Ethereum (ETH) Holds Strong as Analysts Target $4,400 Despite ETF Outflows

The cryptosphere is keeping a close eye on Ethereum (ETH), as the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap demonstrates resilience amid market shak...

Bitcoin ETFs Close Week With $558 Million Outflow

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) wrapped up the week deep in the red with $558 million in outflows, while ether ETFs shed another $47 million. In ...

Ethereum (ETH) Rebounds 20% From Recent Bottom, but Bulls Still in Danger (Analyst)

"Let's put in a higher low and higher high if we're truly ready to run this back," X user Posty said.

Chainlink Bounces 5%, But Breakout Falters at $16.50 Resistance

Ethereum Transactions Now Cost as Little as $0.04 Amid Market Activity Cooldown

Ethereum gas fees have fallen to 0.067 Gwei, making transactions as cheap as $0.04 after October’s market crash. The post Ethereum Transactions Now Co...

Crypto Funds See $1.17B in Outflows as Market Volatility and Rate Uncertainty Persist

Crypto investment products saw $1.17 billion in outflows, marking a second straight week of institutional withdrawals. The post Crypto Funds See $1.17...

Japan’s FSA Weighs New Registration Rules for Crypto Custodians and Service Providers

Japan’s FSA plans new registration rules requiring crypto firms to register with regulators before working with exchanges. The post Japan’s FSA Weighs...

Bank of England Proposes £20,000 Cap on Stablecoin Holdings

Bank of England's proposed £20,000 cap on individual stablecoin holdings aims to prevent rapid deposit flight from commercial banks, though industry l...

Why Is Crypto Up Today? – November 10, 2025

The crypto market is up today, with 99 of the top 100 coins appreciating. BTC increased to $106,253 and ETH to $3,606. Heavy realized losses suggest c...

Long-Term Bitcoin Whales Transfer Coins at 4-Month High — Here’s Why Analysts Think It’s Bullish

Long-term Bitcoin holders transferred coins to Binance at rates last seen in July, yet analysts interpret the movement as quiet redistribution rather ...