ETH Slides Below $2,110 as Dollar Pressure Squeezes Crypto Risk Appetite
Ethereum fell to $2,104 amid dollar pressure and cooling risk appetite, with ETF demand and staking flows now central to the recovery debate.
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Ethereum fell to $2,104 amid dollar pressure and cooling risk appetite, with ETF demand and staking flows now central to the recovery debate.
Solana eases to $85.31 as dollar direction and cooling risk appetite squeeze mid-cap crypto demand. DEX activity and network flows now in focus.
Bitcoin held near $78,357 on Sunday as dollar direction and cooling rate-cut expectations kept liquidity thin and buyers cautious across crypto markets.
Bitcoin fell 2.2% to $79,156 as a stronger dollar and retreating Fed rate-cut bets weighed on risk assets, keeping BTC rangebound between key levels.
ETH climbs close to $2,320 on May 13 as easing dollar pressure and growing bets on Fed rate cuts push risk appetite higher across digital assets.
XRP gained 1.22% to $1.46 as dollar softness and renewed Fed easing bets drove fresh demand across crypto, with volume topping $2.1 billion on the session.
Bitcoin retreated below $80,000 on Thursday, pressured by a firmer dollar and fading confidence in near-term Fed rate cuts as liquidity conditions tighten.
Bitcoin edges higher near $81,521, with softening dollar conditions and rising rate-cut expectations providing a tailwind for risk assets including crypto.
Solana gained nearly 5% on Wednesday, touching $88.94 intraday as traders rotated back into large-cap Layer-1 assets on improving market sentiment.
Bitcoin rebounds to $81,695 with a 1.14% daily gain as dollar weakness and growing rate-cut expectations drive fresh demand into crypto.