Grayscale Ethereum Staking Mini ETF Shares (ETH)

BitMine won’t liquidate after ETH’s 40% drop in 10 days, with Tom Lee saying the firm has no leverage or debt despite the selloff.

Traders observed Ethereum whale trades during the selloff after Vitalik Buterin sold 2,961 ETH for roughly $6.6 million over three days at $2,228 per coin.

Crypto markets rebounded sharply after Thursday’s washout, driven by short liquidations, lifting Bitcoin above $70,000 and triggering a broad altcoin rally amid improving retail sentiment.

The $2.6 billion in liquidations placed this selloff among the top 10 largest crypto liquidation events ever recorded.

XRP’s price fell more than 12% in the last 24 hours, making it the worst-performing major cryptocurrency during the session.

In a post on X, Vitalik Buterin expressed his frustration around too many identical new blockains and layer-2 solutions popping up without adding any value to the ecosystem.

Bitcoin’s price fell for a third consecutive session, dipping below $71,000 to mark a new low for the year.

The move comes after SRx Health announced in December that it would be acquiring EMJ Capital, alongside a pivot to an active “Gen2” digital asset treasury strategy under activist investor Eric Jackson.

The total cryptocurrency market fell 2.4% to approximately $2.67 trillion.

The talks come after Coinbase withdrew support for a Senate bill that would restrict yield on stablecoins.

With Bitcoin’s price stuck around the $75,000 support level, analysts believe Dogecoin’s current rally may soon lose momentum as it follows the dominance of Bitcoin.

The shift came amid heavy liquidations and market trends favoring Bitcoin under macro pressure.

Shares of Strategy and Bitmine Immersion Technologies fell in pre-market trade as on-paper losses surged following the weekend crypto crash.

BMNR’s stock plummeted over 10% in pre-market trade with the paper value of its holdings dropping $6.8 billion after the weekend crypto flash crash.

Ethereum led losses on Monday morning after the weekend crypto flash crash, falling more than 7% in the last 24 hours.

Bitcoin slid to 2024 levels in a weekend flash crash after Trump named Kevin Warsh Fed chair, but analysts say it’s a familiar deleveraging, not structural damage.

The overall cryptocurrency market fell 6% in the last 24 hours, dipping below $3 trillion.

Bitcoin plunged 6.3% to $83,384, hitting its lowest levels in more than two months.

Major cryptocurrencies traded lower ahead of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee’s markup of the CLARITY Act in Washington.