
Crypto Crash Triggers $411M in Liquidations: BTC Drops to $110K, ETH, XRP, DOGE Hit Hard
The crypto market crash saw $411 million in liquidations as Bitcoin fell 2.9% to $110,000, with analysts warning of further correction toward $105,000.
10,000 ETH already raised in pre-sale backed by illustrious industry executives.
The crypto market crash saw $411 million in liquidations as Bitcoin fell 2.9% to $110,000, with analysts warning of further correction toward $105,000.
As Bitcoin struggles below $111,000, whales are quietly accumulating AAVE, WLD, and UNI, hinting at a strategic shift in capital.
U.S.-listed Ethereum ETFs recorded $455 million in net inflows on August 26, their fourth consecutive day of gains, with BlackRock’s ETHA contributing $323 million.
Ethereum has posted 3.% daily gains but is facing a crucial test as the analyst hints at a potential drop below $4,300.
Leading NFT collections, including Pudgy Penguins, Bored Ape Yacht Club, and Doodles, saw double-digit floor price declines of 14–19%, amid Ethereum price correction.
Some investors are still pushing for accumulation despite the market-wide disbelief and correction.
NASDAQ-listed Ethereum treasury firm ETHZilla approved a $250 million share repurchase program and disclosed holdings of 102,237 ETH valued at approximately $489 million.
Canary Capital has filed for a new spot ETF that would hold only U.S.-created or U.S.-operated cryptocurrencies.
Ethereum is holding stronger than most of the digital assets in the market as both retail and institutional interest have been pouring into the leading altcoin.
While Bitcoin is holding on to the $113,000 level, large investors are continuously shifting to Ethereum.
Ethereum climbed back to the $4,300 zone as the largest Singaporean bank hints at tokenized notes on the network.
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded over $1 billion in combined outflows on August 19, marking their second-largest withdrawal day this month.
Ethereum may see a 10% bounce as institutional demand grows and technicals remain strong. Coinbase premiums indicate a potential short-term rally.
The Radiant Capital hacker is buying Ethereum again as the price fell below $4,100.
Ethereum is steadily closing the gap with Bitcoin in institutional markets, with ETF holdings set to flip by September.