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Ethereum is still trading around $2.4K after a sharp recovery from the $1.5K area. The latest charts show ETH consolidating beneath the $2.5K resistance region, while supply continues to tighten. The technical structure remains constructive on the higher timeframe, although short-term momentum has weakened.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $450.4 million on Tuesday, their largest single-day outflow since June 24
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Aave has announced the launch of its first Real-World Asset (RWA) Hub on Avalanche, aimed at creating a dedicated credit market for institutional borrowing against RWAs. This development is significant as it positions Aave to enhance liquidity options and attract institutional interest, with Tether’s USA₮ serving as the primary liquidity
The CLARITY Act‘s Senate cloture vote failed 49 to 50, well short of the 60 needed to end debate, and the two cleanest equity proxies for U.S. crypto market-structure legislation are taking the hit. Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN | COIN Price Prediction)…
The dogecoin news today tells a story most DOGE holders did not expect. Bitwise closed its Dogecoin ETF on September 10 after just 10 months, with only $722,000 left in the fund, per Yahoo Finance. The ETF opened with $3 million in first week volume and ended with less money than a small savings account.
XRP has already fallen three times harder than Ethereum ahead of today’s Fed decision, and whale sell-offs plus collapsing on-chain activity tell one side of the story. But Ethereum carries a risk most traders are overlooking.
H.R. 8957, the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill, heads to the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday for its first formal Congressional consideration.
Bitcoin could face further losses toward the $71,000 area after slipping below the lower end of the trading range it had maintained since late August
Bitcoin fell below $76,000 after the US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act.