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Will Ethereum hold $2,700 as selling pressure builds in spot and derivatives markets
Ethereum is testing support around $2,700 as selling pressure rises in both spot and derivatives markets. After sliding to $2,660 it rebounded to the $2,700s, but analysts see the level as a key near-term pivot. Open interest has climbed again, and ETH/BTC has recovered from April lows. Data from Binance points to stronger market-sell activity, while reports of whale selling add to pressure alongside a greed reading in sentiment indicators.
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Ethereum rally sees little profit-taking as exchange holdings fall
Ethereum has rebounded about 27 percent, but the amount of ether held on exchanges has fallen, suggesting limited profit-taking. Exchange holdings dropped about 18 percent from 7.69 million ETH in early June to 6.28 million, with roughly 1.4 million ETH leaving exchanges for self-custody wallets and staking protocols. Outflows continued after Aug. 16 even as ETH rose to $2,528, while bitcoin exchange holdings edged up 0.25 percent. Technical resistance remains around $2,497 to $2,585, with $2,600 seen as a key level.
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U.S. Treasury doubles long-term bond buybacks, sending yields down and lifting bitcoin and ether
Bitcoin and ether jumped after the U.S. Treasury said it would double the maximum size of liquidity-support buybacks for 10 to 30-year bonds. The announcement pushed long-dated Treasury yields sharply lower, narrowing the gap between 2-year and 30-year yields and sparking buying across risk assets. CoinGlass data showed more than $1.2 billion of crypto positions were liquidated within an hour, largely in bitcoin and ether.
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Forget bitcoin for now: Why ethereum is in focus this summer
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Ethereum eyes break above $2,400 on tokenisation demand and Clarity bill hopes
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Ethereum fails to break above $2,400 as on-chain, ETF and derivatives metrics weaken
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Ethereum slips below $2,300; breakout from $2,200-$2,400 range seen as turning point
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Ethereum $6,300 call revives as analysts spot 2025-like 250 percent surge pattern