Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest appears to be rebalancing its innovation portfolio — trimming traditional tech exposure while expanding its stake in crypto-linked equities.
After nearly a week of outflows, institutional investors appear to be stepping back into crypto markets.
Financial author Robert Kiyosaki has once again sounded the alarm over what he calls a dangerous political and economic direction for the United States, urging investors to protect their wealth through Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
Ethereum’s volatile week saw its price briefly tumble below the $3,000 threshold, unsettling traders after days of aggressive liquidations.
The ongoing crypto market downturn has forced one large Ethereum holder into a costly retreat, with on-chain data showing a multi-million-dollar sell-off executed at a significant loss.
The crypto market is facing another wave of heavy selling pressure, extending its downturn for a second consecutive day.
Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have continued to register net outflows for a third consecutive day, signaling waning investor appetite amid a period of heightened market uncertainty.
Ethereum’s slow grind back into market favor may end up being one of the most underestimated stories in crypto.
A new wave of institutional buying has emerged in the Ethereum market, with blockchain infrastructure company BitMine quietly adding 7,660 ETH - worth around $29 million - to its holdings.
A sharp selloff has rattled the digital asset market, sending Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins into retreat as traders brace for one of the largest options expiries of the year.
The financial world’s next great migration may already be underway. According to Standard Chartered Bank, traditional assets are preparing to move on-chain at a scale few imagined possible just a year ago.
Ethereum (ETH) extended its losing streak on Wednesday, sliding by nearly 5% to around $3,713.



