Ethereum is trading near $2,250 after completing a daily liquidity sweep ahead of May, historically its strongest month. While technicals point to upside toward $2,370 and $2,466, ETF outflows and high Treasury yields remain major macro headwinds.
Ethereum entered May around $2,250 after a confirmed CRT liquidity sweep, with historical seasonality favoring strong gains. However, ETF outflows and elevated Treasury yields remain key macro headwinds for ETH’s near-term outlook.
Ethereum is trading near $2,250 with a confirmed liquidity sweep and historically strong May seasonality supporting sentiment. However, ETF outflows and high US Treasury yields are keeping the macro backdrop challenging for ETH.
Ethereum is trading near $2,250 after completing a daily CRT liquidity sweep, entering its historically strongest month of May. While seasonal data and discount pricing support a bullish case, ETF outflows and high Treasury yields remain key risks.
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz proposed a list of names (Umbra, Solstice, etc.) for a new Solana privacy protocol at the request of Helius CEO Mert Mumtaz. This marks cross-chain collaboration between XRP and Solana communities on zero-knowledge privacy infrastructure.
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz responded to Helius CEO Mert Mumtaz's request by proposing seven privacy protocol names (Umbra, Solstice, Veil, Specter, Obsidian, Nyx, Obscurant) for Solana. This rare cross-ecosystem cooperation underscores the industry's shared focus on privacy, with both XRP and Solana advancing ZK-based solutions.
ADA is trading near the crucial $0.2561 resistance while Cardano Foundation’s new digital trust framework strengthens its long-term narrative around government and enterprise adoption.
Monero has rallied 30% since early April, breaking key resistance at $382. Short-term target $435, with potential to reach $799 ATH amid renewed privacy narrative and capital rotation from ZEC and DASH.
