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The ETH/BTC ratio has fallen ~8% in two weeks as spot flows diverge: Bitcoin spot demand is densifying while Ethereum liquidity thins, signaling a potential structural rotation back into BTC
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Bitcoin might drop below its $112,500 support, affecting altcoins profoundly. September historically brings a negative trend, with macro factors adding pressure. Continue Reading: Bitcoin Faces Imminent Price Drop as September’s Crypto Trends Unfold The post Bitcoin Faces Imminent Price Drop as September’s Crypto Trends Unfold appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
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TL;DR The evident shift from exchanges toward self-custody methods and the renewed accumulation from whales suggest ETH could be getting ready for another price pump. Optimists argue ETH has bottomed and is primed for an “up only” trajectory, while skeptics warn about a potential drop to $3,800 if momentum weakens. Green Days Incoming? Ethereum (ETH) was at the forefront of gains in August, hitting a new all-time high of almost $5,000 towards the end of the month. Since then, though, the price headed south and is now hovering below $4,400 (per CoinGecko’s data). Certain factors signal that the bulls might enjoy a new resurgence soon. The popular X user Ali Martinez revealed that 500,000 ETH (worth more than $2.1 billion) have been withdrawn from crypto exchanges in the past week alone. Data compiled by CryptoQuant shows that currently, the total stash stored on such platforms is around 17.3 million tokens, which represents the lowest level witnessed since the summer of 2016. This is a clear sign that investors have been shifting from centralized exchanges toward self-custody methods, which in turn reduces the immediate selling pressure. ETH Exchange Reserve Meanwhile, ETH whales continue to show a huge appetite for the asset. Earlier this week, those large investors (holding between 10,000 and 100,000 coins each) accumulated 260,000 tokens in just a single day. As a result, they increased their total holdings to 29.62 million ETH, which accounts for nearly a quarter of the asset’s circulating supply. Such efforts leave fewer coins available on the open market and could push the price up (assuming demand doesn’t diminish). The whales are dominant market participants, and their activities are often followed by retail investors who might decide to mimic their move and distribute additional capital into the ecosystem. The Analysts’ Take Many crypto enthusiasts on X seem optimistic about ETH, believing it has enough fuel left to post additional gains. The analyst with the moniker Mister Crypto thinks the price has reached its local bottom in April when plunging below $1,400 and is now headed for an “up only” trajectory. On the other hand, Ted made a somewhat bearish forecast. He noted that ETH continues to hold the $4,200 level but claimed that the price “doesn’t look very strong” and envisioned a potential drop to $3,800 as “a final support target for the correction.” The post 500,000 ETH in Just 1 Week: Is Ethereum’s Price Gearing up for Another Big Rally? appeared first on CryptoPotato .
In 2025, meme coins like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and new entrants dominate headlines, driving investor interest into Q4. Little Pepe, Dogwifhat (WIF), and Dogecoin (DOGE) stand out as the most explosive plays. Little Pepe (LILPEPE): The Meme-Powered Layer-2 Revolution At the forefront of this new era is Little Pepe (LILPEPE)—a meme coin that transcends speculation by serving as the first Layer 2 blockchain dedicated to memes. Unlike DOGE and SHIB, which rely primarily on community hype, Little Pepe introduces real functionality: Meme Coin Launchpad for seamless new project launches. Anti-sniper bot technology prevents unfair trading advantages. Ultra-low fees and fast transactions, designed to rival Ethereum’s L2S. The utility token, $LILPEPE, powers every transaction on the network. Notably, the project recently underwent a CertiK audit, achieving a score of 95.49%, confirming the integrity of its smart contracts and commitment to investor safety. Tokenomics also play in investors’ favor: 0% tax on buys/sells, ensuring clean trading. 26.5% of the supply is allocated to presale, rewarding early believers. 10% liquidity + 10% DEX allocation, ensuring deep trading pools. 13.5% staking & rewards, incentivizing long-term holders. The presale is already 93% complete, with over $23 million raised, and the next stage price is set at $0.0022. With top-tier CEX listings confirmed and a $777,000 community giveaway underway, Little Pepe is drawing strong interest from whales and retail investors. For many, this is the next evolution of meme coins—blending utility, security, and hype. Dogwifhat (WIF): Testing Crucial Support Amid Bearish Momentum Thanks to its viral branding, Dogwifhat (WIF) has become one of 2025’s most talked-about meme tokens. However, the token navigates critical support at $0.774, amid heightened volatility and cautious sentiment. Short-Term Action The 1-minute WIF/USDT chart shows repeated tests of the $0.774 support. Failure to hold this level risks a slide toward $0.761, while a successful rebound could target $1.079 and beyond. Price action remains volatile, swinging rapidly between support and resistance, alerting traders to decisive signals. 24-Hour Performance WIF dropped 12.83% in the past day, falling from $0.86 to $0.77, with trading volume holding strong at $342.5M. With a market cap near $770M, WIF is far from a niche token, but traders are watching whether the $0.77 floor holds as a foundation for recovery. Daily Chart Insights WIF trades near the lower Bollinger Band ($0.767), hinting at oversold conditions, but bearish momentum persists with a negative MACD; recovery requires breaks above $0.908 and $1.048. WIF’s outlook is tied to whether the market defends support. If it holds, short-term recovery is possible; deeper corrections loom. Dogecoin (DOGE): Defending the $0.20 Line in the Sand DOGE is trading close to $0.210. It is sitting slightly above the crucial $0.20 support level which may influence the price in the near future. Key Scenarios According to trader @Morecryptoonl, a breakdown below $0.20 could extend Dogecoin’s correction, while holding this level may spark renewed momentum. Technicals highlight the following scenarios: Bullish Path: A fresh wave upward targeting Fibonacci extensions at $0.2810, $0.3017, $0.3151, and $0.3386. Bearish Path: A close below $0.210 could test $0.200 and potentially $0.188–$0.190. Market Signals Futures data show that open interest dropped 5% to $3.26B, with $19M in liquidations over the 24-hour period, mostly involving long positions. Top Binance traders maintain a long-to-short ratio of 3.6, signaling cautious optimism. However, failure to defend $0.210 could flip sentiment sharply. Overall, DOGE remains under pressure, but its legacy status and liquidity remain firmly on investors’ watchlists. Conclusion: The Meme Coin Landscape in Q4 As Q4 unfolds, meme coins show explosive potential. Dogecoin holds legacy status, Dogwifhat faces technical tests, while Little Pepe blends memes with real utility through its Layer-2 blockchain. With presale momentum and exchange listings ahead, LILPEPE stands out. Check out the presale and join the community on Telegram today. For more information about Little Pepe (LILPEPE) visit the links below: Website: https://littlepepe.com Whitepaper: https://littlepepe.com/whitepaper.pdf Telegram: https://t.me/littlepepetoken Twitter/X: https://x.com/littlepepetoken
Blockchain-based predictions market Polymarket now has the green light to operate in the US. The platform CEO, Shayne Coplan, disclosed this on X after the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued its No-Action Letter on Event Contracts. In a statement by the CFTC, the regulator stated that the letter, which emanated from the CFTC Division of Market Oversight and Division of Clearing and Risk, recommended that the commission should not take any action against the event contract platform for compliance with certain regulations. The letter reads: “The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Division of Market Oversight and the Division of Clearing and Risk today announced they have taken a no-action position regarding swap data reporting and recordkeeping regulations for event contracts.” This was in response to a request from Polymarket US for clarity on the subject. This effectively means that CFTC will not take any enforcement action against Polymarket and those using it because of its failure to comply with certain regulations. The statement further said: “The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Division of Market Oversight and the Division of Clearing and Risk today announced they have taken a no-action position regarding swap data reporting and recordkeeping regulations for event contracts.” In his tweet , Coplan described this as all the signals that Polymarket needs to go live in the US, stating that the platform now has the “green light” and thanking the CFTC and its staff for doing impressive work. He hinted that there would be further announcements with the statement, “ Stay tuned. ” What does the CFTC No-Action letter say? In the 6-page no-action letter signed by the Acting Director for Market Oversight, Rahul Varma, and the Acting Director for Clearing and Risk, Richard Haynes, the CFTC noted that the divisions recommended the no-action position in line with precedents, as these were recommendations for similar cases in the past. It added that the decision was also based on Polymarket’s undertaking to meet certain conditions. These include ensuring all events contracts are fully collateralized positions, clearing all contracts through QC Clearing LLC and never through a third-party clearing member, providing CFTC with transactional information, among other conditions. However, the commission added that the letter only reflects the position of its staff on whether to enforce certain regulations and does not amount to a legal conclusion on whether Polymarkets contracts are legal or not. Based on this caveat, the regulator stated that the no-action letter is not binding on the commission nor will it excuse anyone from complying with other applicable laws or regulations. It added that the position was also reached based on information provided, and any change in circumstances or omission of material facts could render it void. Despite the letter leaving CFTC with significant discretion on whether the position will apply and even when it would apply, it appears to be more than enough to offer clarity for Polymarket and enable it to return to the US. Crypto community reacts to Polymarket’s return Meanwhile, the potential return of Polymarket to the US has attracted positive reactions from the crypto community. For many, it is a further sign of the regulatory clarity the industry has enjoyed since President Donald Trump was sworn in. Polymarket has been banned from operating in the US since 2022, with the CFTC fining it $1.4 million for regulatory violations. However, it shot to the limelight during the 2024 presidential elections with over $3 billion in trading volume while operating outside the US, an impact which it sealed by correctly predicting President Donald Trump as the winner. Many have congratulated Coplan on the milestone, with high expectations that the platform could soon allow Americans to gamble on other events, including sports. Crypto podcaster Scott Melker described it as massive news, while Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart believes logic and pragmatism won the day. Still, it is unclear when Polymarket will actually return to the US. The platform already kick-started the plan by acquiring the derivatives market platform QCX in July for $112 million. It was QCX that requested the no-action letter from the CFTC. The US Department of Justice had also dropped its probe into the platform back in July, laying the groundwork for a return in the US. Interestingly, 1789 Capital, a fund owned by Donald Trump Jr, invested in Polymarket in August, with Trump Jr joining the company’s advisory board. KEY Difference Wire helps crypto brands break through and dominate headlines fast
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spot crypto trading: The SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance clarifying that U.S. law does not categorically bar certain spot crypto trading, enabling registered exchanges and brokerages to consider listing