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Ethereum (ETH) whale that supplied 65,675 ETH worth $135 million at the current price of $2,067 is at risk of liquidation. Based on the Lookonchain data, if ETH price slips 6.38% to $1,931.83, the whale would stand to lose the collateral.

The crypto market cap continued to decline over the weekend as major cryptocurrencies extended their losses after investors were disappointed by Donald Trump's strategic Bitcoin reserve. A wave of uncertainty caused by new US trade tariffs also impacted investor sentiment.

President Donald Trump's highly anticipated crypto reserve announcement and the White House Crypto Summit have fallen flat, failing to ignite a crypto market rally. The global crypto space is currently navigating a bearish period with the total market cap slipping to $2.73 trillion, down by 3.09%.

TL;DR BBVA Spain received regulatory approval to offer Bitcoin and Ethereum trading, marking its digital asset expansion; customers can trade via the bank's mobile app. The service, initially for select users, uses BBVA's in-house custody platform, ensuring security and a user-friendly experience without advisory services.

A leading Spanish bank has secured official authorization from the nation's financial regulator to begin offering Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) trading services to its clients.

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"Although this indicates a slowdown in the pace of outflows investor sentiment remains bearish," wrote CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill.

An unknown attacker prompted Ethereum developers to roll out a “private fix” as the network grappled with technical issues during the Pectra upgrade on the Sepolia testnet.

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Ethereum is holding around the $2K level. ETH's daily trading volume has jumped by over 120%.

In yet another move exemplifying the increasing institutional adoption of crypto, particularly within the European banking sector, Spain's second largest Bank, BBVA, has announced its new trading service for Spanish customers. Rolling out after receiving the mandatory MiCA license, BBVA's new trading service, available by its mobile application, will allow users to buy, sell, and

BBVA has announced the launch of a new service dedicated to the buying and selling of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Ethereum price has crashed below $2,000, breaking a three-year bull trend and potentially heading toward $1,250-$1,500 levels despite some whale accumulation.

Ethereum's Pectra upgrade faced a setback on the Sepolia testnet because of an exploit that resulted in empty block mining.

Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin claims that Ethereum must remain "credibly neutral" and "apolitical."

Spain's second-largest lender will allow its clients to buy, sell and manage cryptocurrencies on its mobile banking app.

With $2,000 now in danger of disappearing in the next few hours, Ethereum is on the verge of possibly losing a significant price level. The asset has been steadily declining, which is indicative of a larger pattern of waning network activity and investor interest.

Spanish bank BBVA is launching a crypto trading service, enabling customers in Spain to buy, sell, and manage Bitcoin and Ethereum via its app.

Ethereum price once again faces strong selling pressure crashing under $2,000 earlier today, and opening the gates for another 75% drop to $1,250 levels. Over the last week, ETH has lost more than 16%, thereby extending its year-to-date losses to more than 37%, suggesting a strong bearish sentiment for the altcoin.

BBVA said Monday that it received regulatory approval to launch Bitcoin and Ether trading in Spain, allowing customers to trade crypto directly through its mobile app. The post Spanish Banking Giant BBVA Launches Bitcoin, Ether Trading Services appeared first on Cryptonews.

BBVA (BME:BBVA), one of Spains largest banks, has received regulatory approval to provide Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) trading services in the country. The bank announced on Monday that Spains securities regulator, the CNMV, has cleared its application, paving the way for the launch of crypto trading services via its mobile app.

BBVA had been working on allowing crypto trading services since 2020.

Ether's price now trades below a trendline that starts from the low registered after the crash of Terra in 2022.

Spanish banking heavyweight Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (NYSE:BBA), better known as BBVA, said Monday it secured regulatory consent to launch trading services for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) in the country.