ETH: Tom Lee predicts $5,000 by year-end
The forecast puts Ethereum’s year-end path at the center of the institutional crypto debate, but it remains a market call rather than a confirmed target.
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The forecast puts Ethereum’s year-end path at the center of the institutional crypto debate, but it remains a market call rather than a confirmed target.
The announcement has yet to produce a clear market signal: Zelensky said he was unaware of the deal, while oil and Bitcoin showed little reaction.
The snapshot combines rising attention with sharp price moves, while major cryptocurrencies pulled back during the week.
Five straight sessions of Fed and inflation events start Monday, making next week the densest macro calendar of 2026 for Bitcoin and risk assets.
Six wallets control 11.7M LUMIA in 3x long positions, highlighting concentrated leveraged exposure after the token's recent 100% surge.
The drawdown puts the scale of the government’s digital-asset exposure back in focus as market prices reshape the value of its portfolio.
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost identifies $80,500 as the level where the average Bitcoin investor breaks even, echoing late-2025 market behavior.
The range signals a strongly bullish view on Ethereum’s potential and gives investors a high-end upside scenario to track.
Newly created wallets withdrawing more than a quarter of a token's total circulating supply in under 72 hours is a textbook accumulation or exit-preparation signal that traders watch closely.
With AI investment booming and wealthier households still spending freely, the Fed faces a fractured transmission problem: expensive mortgages hurt homebuyers while corporate balance sheets stay…
The $19.15B wipeout was a leverage-led flush, not a spot-driven selloff, and the structural fixes that followed have kept the book far thinner during this year's volatile episodes.
The move happened in roughly one-eighth of the 50-day window, and last cycle a similar RSI reclaim preceded years of upside, framing this as continuation, not exhaustion.
Bitcoin is still holding above the 1-year and 2-year exponential moving averages, and Jurrien Timmer and Matt Hougan both lean constructive even after a ~7% drawdown from local highs.
Mixed momentum signals leave both outcomes open: a confirmed break above $1.53 puts higher resistance in view, while losing $1.38 exposes lower support.
The revised outlook removes a major price milestone from the year's expectations, but gives no timing or explanation for the change.
Both major spot ETF groups recorded net withdrawals over 1 day and 7 days, putting institutional fund flows firmly in focus.
A 2019 parallel looms large: that cycle saw a 54% drawdown before Bitcoin recovered, and analysts warn that yield peaks, not price alone, may determine where this cycle bottoms.
Trump's pledge not to attack Iran until after the U.S. midterms sent Brent crude below $103 from a two-week high, easing the inflation fears that had pushed Fed minutes toward another rate hike and…
The rebound came without fresh leverage, ETF outflows persisted across BTC and ETH products, and Starknet's STRK led the altcoin recovery on a 33% rally tied to a 2027 quantum-resistance push.
The Monitoring Tag signals elevated delisting risk for both tokens, while Kaia's Upbit debut opens KRW, BTC and USDT pairs on the same day.