Ethereum

X now displays the location where accounts were created, sparking privacy concerns in the crypto community. Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin calls the move unethical, while others see benefits in combating fake accounts.

Bitcoin faces resistance at key levels while Dogecoin launches its first ETF. Ethereum and XRP show gains, and we highlight the top gainers and losers in the top 100.

Crypto investment funds saw a massive outflow of $1.9 billion last week, marking one of the worst periods for capital flight since 2018. The exodus, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, coincides with a sharp decline in Bitcoin’s price, which has fallen nearly 30% from its all-time high.

Companies holding Ethereum as a strategic reserve are facing significant unrealized losses as ETH’s price has dropped by nearly 50% from its August high. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, adding to the pressure on these firms.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin warns that quantum computers could be powerful enough to break the cryptography securing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies as early as 2028, posing an urgent threat to blockchain security.

After a day of heavy outflows, Bitcoin funds saw a significant inflow of $238 million, with major funds like BlackRock’s IBIT leading the recovery. Ethereum and Solana funds also showed positive signs, though many Bitcoin investors remain in the red due to recent price drops.

The crypto market is on track for a third straight week of losses, with over $3.2 billion pulled from major crypto funds in three weeks. Bitcoin and Ethereum are the hardest hit, but there’s growing hope for a Federal Reserve rate cut.

BOB (Build on Bitcoin) is now available on Bitvavo, enabling users to leverage Bitcoin in DeFi through a hybrid blockchain that merges Bitcoin’s security with Ethereum’s flexibility.

A JPMorgan analyst reports that the recent crypto market downturn is primarily driven by retail investors selling spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, not professional traders. This is happening while these same investors pour record funds into equity ETFs, indicating they view crypto as a distinct asset class.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a severe downturn, with the total market cap dropping 7% and over $2 billion in long positions liquidated. While institutional selling continues, some analysts see hope in potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and global stimulus.