Ethereum (ETH) experienced a significant price surge on Thursday, following Bitcoin's new all-time high after Donald Trump’s major win.
This rally helped push the global crypto market cap up by more than 3%, reaching $2.52 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume hitting $190 billion, as bullish sentiment took over the market.
As Ethereum gained momentum, crypto whales took the opportunity to cash out, selling off a total of $124 million in Ethereum.
Notably, one whale offloaded 25,000 ETH on Kraken for approximately $65.67 million, while another re-entered the market after nearly 9 years, selling 8,701 ETH for 24.05 million USDC, securing a $30.48 million profit. A third whale, who had withdrawn 12,001 ETH in 2016 for an average price of $8.58, saw a potential profit of $34 million, marking a 330x return.
Ethereum’s recent surge has helped the asset recover from previous losses, rising almost 20% over the past 30 days to an average price of $2,844. Alongside this, significant movements from USDT, the leading stablecoin, have further influenced the market.
Tether injected 1.845 billion USDT into exchanges on Ethereum, with over $1.7 billion sent to Binance and $101.7 million to Coinbase.
This move followed the minting of 2 billion USDT on Ethereum, alongside the burn of 1 billion USDT on Tron, marking another chapter in Tether’s active involvement in the market over the past year.
The recent launch of the TOKEN6900 (T6900) meme coin presale is a refreshing sight in a market oversaturated with presales focused on providing utility. Token6900 returns to the roots of meme coins, offering no utility. This is precisely what makes it appealing to those seeking a high-risk, high-reward asset to stockpile. Marketed as the world’s […]
XRP trading volumes have doubled in the past 24 hours. Although the price action has not reacted as expected yet, something could be brewing as bulls could be accumulating tokens at these low prices in anticipation of the token’s next leg up. Yesterday, the market reacted quite positively to the approval of the first Solana […]
With the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) already greenlighting spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, attention is now turning to the next wave of crypto-backed exchange-traded funds.
As crypto markets navigate another week of volatility and shifting sentiment, traders are increasingly turning their attention to emerging altcoins and high-momentum tokens.