Ethereum

Analyst Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, believes Ethereum has reached its price bottom for the year. He cites ongoing accumulation by his firm and strong long-term fundamentals like DeFi and AI growth as reasons for optimism, despite current market volatility.

Ethereum’s ETFs have recorded their largest single-day inflow in six weeks, attracting over $270 million this week. The positive momentum comes as ETH outperforms BTC, though the market saw a broad pullback today.

Despite a 25-basis-point interest rate cut by the Fed, Bitcoin’s price reaction has been tepid, raising concerns. Technical analysis suggests bearish patterns similar to past FOMC meetings, with potential downside targets for both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The crypto market saw €450 million in liquidations over 24 hours as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dropped sharply, despite bullish news from the Federal Reserve’s rate cut.

A reflection on crypto’s evolution from 2015 to 2025, discussing the shift from hype to infrastructure, regulatory progress, and the maturing market.

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has issued new guidelines allowing banks to facilitate crypto transactions under strict conditions, potentially boosting institutional adoption and market liquidity.

Dogecoin ETFs are losing momentum with trading volumes plummeting, while Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to dominate and gain regulatory approval for use as collateral in derivatives trading.

Ethereum has reclaimed the $3,300 price level, driven by a 6.4% surge and significant capital inflows. Analyst Ted Pillows predicts a further rise to $3,700, supported by BlackRock’s recent $35 million investment and a major ETF inflow of $177.7 million.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 25 basis points, a move widely anticipated by the market. The decision is expected to boost risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies, though the immediate impact on prices remains to be seen.

Bitcoin surged to a three-week high of $94,600 before pulling back, leaving the market nervous ahead of tonight’s Federal Reserve interest rate decision and press conference.