Donald Trump’s latest tariff measures targeting China and other nations triggered a sharp drop in Bitcoin and altcoins, though markets partially rebounded afterward.
However, one analyst warns that Ethereum (ETH) could face further downside if tensions between the U.S. and China continue to escalate.
Andrew Kang, co-founder of Mechanism Capital, suggested that ETH could decline to the $2,200–$2,400 range if the trade dispute worsens. He also pointed out that the $2,900–$3,000 zone may act as a short-term resistance level for Ethereum.
Meanwhile, some large investors took advantage of the market dip. A well-known whale, who had successfully timed Ethereum’s bottom in August 2024 and holds over $1 billion in crypto assets, made another major ETH purchase.
Despite recent turbulence, Ethereum has seen a 5.4% recovery in the past 24 hours, trading at $2,710 at the time of writing.
Binance is expanding its suite of derivatives products with the introduction of a new perpetual futures contract based on Civic (CVC), a move that aligns with the platform’s broader strategy to diversify its futures offerings and meet growing user demand.
BTCS is pivoting heavily toward Ethereum, unveiling plans to accumulate up to $57.8 million in ETH as part of a broader infrastructure and staking expansion.
Solana’s meme coin ecosystem is entering a new phase as challenger platforms rapidly gain ground on Pump.fun, the long-standing leader in token launches. What was once a near-monopoly is now turning into a competitive arena.
XRP (XRP) has gone down by 4.3% in the past 24 hours and currently sits at $2.45 as the market has taken a breather after days of rallying. Trading volumes have retreated a bit but they are still above the 14-day average as participation rates have increased. Open interest in XRP futures has been trending […]