Ether
SharpLink to Commence $1.5B Stock Buyback Program
SharpLink said it will make the repurchases at a time and in amounts depending on the market conditions and share price.
Ether Outpaces Bitcoin as ETF Inflows, Corporate Buying Accelerate: JPMorgan
The bank said ether holdings in both exchange-traded funds and corporate treasuries could rise further.
Asia Morning Briefing: BTC Demand Cools While 'Crypto Capital Is Getting More Selective,' OKX’s Gracie Lin Warns
With Bitcoin demand cooling and profit-taking accelerating, investors are rotating into ether and a handful of resilient plays while retail “altseason” fades.
Ether Resurgence Gains Steam Backed by Spot ETF Demand and On-Chain Growth: Citi
Spot ether ETFs have seen growing demand with cumulative net inflows now more than $13 billion, up from $2.6 billion in April, the report said.
Bitcoin Drops Below $114K, Ether Loses $4.2K as Jackson Hole Speech Might Bring Hawkish Surprise
The bubble in crypto treasury strategy companies deflated even further on Tuesday.
Crypto Traders Eye Jackson Hole as Ether, XRP, Solana Drop Sharply in Retreat
SignalPlus head of Insights Augustine Fan noted that markets have already ruled out any chance of an outsized 50-basis-point cut.
Top Crypto Traders Flip Bearish on BTC, ETH in Major Sentiment Shift
Once-bullish crypto traders are warning of billions in potential ether liquidations and fresh downside risks for bitcoin.
Ether Market May Become More Exciting Below $4.2K. Here Is Why.
Crypto traders should be cautious of ether prices dropping below $4,200, which could lead to significant long liquidations and increased market volatility.
Solana’s SOL, XRP Dive 5% Amid Profit-Taking; Bitcoin Traders Eye Gold Divergence
Bitcoin’s role as “digital gold” could come back into play if monetary easing takes hold, one analyst said.
Crypto Hackers Capitalize on ETH Surge, Offloading $72M This Week
Three high-profile exploiters have taken advantage of ether’s rally to liquidate stolen funds, pocketing tens of millions in extra profits.
