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Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has crashed 10% in the latest market downturn, falling to an intraday low of $1,601, according to CoinGecko data. The ETH/BTC ratio has also dropped to its lowest level since March 2020, highlighting the altcoins underperformance against Bitcoin.
Ethereum (ETH) and XRP are showing bearish trends heading into the weekend, according to CoinStats data. ETH has slipped nearly 1% in the last 24 hours, now trading at $1,794.
Bitcoin fell 5.3% over the past 24 hours to trade below $79,000, while ether lost 11.8% to change hands below $1,600.
The Ethereum price drop highlights the volatility and risk in crypto investments, impacting market sentiment and prompting strategic repositioning. The post Ethereum whale loses over $100 million as price tumbles double digits appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The markets are getting smashed across the board this week after Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, the S&P 500, and the Dow Jones all dropped hard in the same breath. The crash followed a violent sell-off in U.S. equities tied directly to President Donald Trump's new global tariffs, which kicked in just days ago.
Ethereum risks a drop to October 2023 levels as bearish sentiments persist amidst low demand and rising sell pressure.
Ethereum price plunged below $1,600 over the weekend as BTC's slide ignited sharp liquidations across major altcoins, including ETH. Ethereum (ETH) dips below $1,700 as BTC Weakness Spreads to Atcoin Markets Ethereum (ETH) sharply turned bearish over the weekend as bearish headwins from the US trade war extended towards the crypto sector.
Ethereum just suffered one of its worst daily drops in recent months, plunging below key support levels. With the broader crypto market in freefall and heavy outflows hitting exchanges, what's next for ETH?
Ethereum market dominance has reached a five-year low, dropping to below 9.4% at the time of writing. The number-two crypto faces mounting challenges in maintaining its position as the King of altcoins in the rapidly evolving digital asset space.
Ethereum is down 55% from its December high, reflecting the broader weakness that has hit the crypto market amid escalating global uncertainty. Much of the recent pressure comes from US President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies and unpredictable economic stance, which have rattled investor confidence and driven a risk-off sentiment across financial markets.
The price of Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has collapsed by 10%, according to data provided by CoinGecko.
The price of Ethereum has been bouncing back and forth between the $1,750 support and the $2,100 resistance as shown by the moving average lines.
Ethereum prices rounded the first quarter of 2025 down by half: -45% from $3,330 on Dec. 31 to $1,824 on Mar. 31. A massive UK bank expects the altcoin to reach $10,000 by 2029.
Ethereum continues to disappoint investors as its decline deepens, sparking growing fears of further selling pressure across the market. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap has failed to hold key support levels, and analysts are increasingly warning of a potential drop below multi-year lows near $1,750.
The value of transactions in the Ethereum ecosystem has decreased 60 times since March 2024.
For years, Ethereum and Cardano have been the go-to names in crypto portfolios—known for their smart contract infrastructure, developer activity, and long-term roadmaps. But in 2025, as the market matures and investors search for higher potential returns, many are realizing that the next 10x opportunity may not come from these already-established giants.
The last day of the week is bearish for most of the coins, according to CoinStats.
Stablecoins aren't just observers; they're the life of the party now!
Ethereum and Bitcoin went through very different trajectories in the first quarter of 2025, and the divergence could not be more obvious. According to data from on-chain analytics firm IntoTheBlock, Ethereum underperformed significantly, dropping nearly 50% in value over the past three months.
Ethereum's price may sink to $1,600 soon, according to recent market predictions. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap has been struggling below the $2,000 mark for weeks.
Ethereum (ETH -0.70%) holders are probably pretty irate right now, considering the coin's decline of 48% over the last three years. For enterprising buyers, that dip looks like it could be a tasty opportunity to buy a bunch of it while it's cheaper than before -- assuming it recovers, that is.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $65 million outflow on Friday with no offsetting inflows, led by exits from GBTC, ARKB, and BITB. Ether ETFs, on the other hand, saw a small inflow of $2 million, breaking their multi-day outflow trend.
Ethereum's down over 50%, but key signals hint the sellers may finally be losing control.
Ethereum is trading below the $1,900 level as selling pressure continues to mount, raising concerns that the recent downtrend could extend further. After losing the critical $2,500 support in late February, bulls have struggled to regain control.
