Top Stories of The WeekBitcoin smells trouble as banks are stressed and yields are puking – Strike CEOSeveral regional banks in the United States are facing renewed stress despite strengthening their ...

Both leading cryptocurrencies surged to fresh records in recent weeks, only to be pulled down by market volatility.

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Ethereum slipped below $3,800 after a 7% daily drop, with analysts warning of a potential drop to $3,600 and even to $3,400 if the sell-off accelerates.

On-chain data shows that a hacker panic-sold 9,240 Ether during a recent market crash, incurring a $4.56M loss.

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The bank sees growing adoption, tighter supply and rising institutional inflows driving a sharp ether rally within two years.

Citigroup raised its year-end outlook for ether and slightly trimmed its view on bitcoin, citing shifting investor flows and macroeconomic crosscurrents.