Ethereum Reclaims $2,500 Amid Rising Demand and Lower Leverage
Ethereum has reclaimed the $2,500 level following bullish momentum, supported by stronger U.S. demand, increased fund holdings, and reduced system-wide leverage.
Read articleEthereum has reclaimed the $2,500 level following bullish momentum, supported by stronger U.S. demand, increased fund holdings, and reduced system-wide leverage.
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