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Why Is Crypto Down Today? The crypto market is down today. It fell 5.8% over the past 24 hours, below $3 trillion, now standing at $2.89 trillion. Significantly, 97 of the top 100 coins saw their prices decrease in this period. The total crypto trading volume stands at $207 billion, notably higher than in the previous days. TLDR: Crypto market cap is down 5.8% on Friday morning (UTC); 97 of the top 100 coins and all top 10 coins have gone down; BTC decreased by 6.5% to $82,389, and ETH fell 7.9% to $2,721; Bitcoin saw a wave of long liquidations, pushing the price down; This dip below $83,500 could lead to a retest of the November low around $80,000; Arthur Hayes linked BTC’s pullback to a sharp contraction in USD liquidity rather than crypto-specific factors; As BTC matured into an institutional asset, the volatility that once attracted retail participants diminished; ‘Factors such as the stabilization in long-term holder selling and progress on US market-structure legislation could act as catalysts’; BTC’s underperformance compared to gold ‘is a source of frustration for crypto investors’; Peter Schiff said that people should’ve bought gold or silver instead of BTC; Both US spot BTC and ETH ETFs posted outflows of $817.87 million and $155.61 million, respectively; Crypto market sentiment posted a significant drop, moving toward the extreme fear zone.$BTC

$ETH is showing a quick bounce after a strong drop, but this move looks like a relief pullback, not a full reversal. Price is pushing into a clear resistance zone where sellers stepped in before. Buying strength is weak near the highs, and momentum is slowing down again. As long as ETH stays below the recent rejection area, the downside pressure remains active and a pullback is likely. Short ETH Entry Zone: 2775 – 2815 Stop Loss: 2870 TP1: 2710 TP2: 2620 Or from 100% to 500% This is a scalp trade. Use 20x to 50x leverage with a margin of 1% to 5%. Book partial profit at TP1 and move stop-loss to entry.

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The Ethereum Foundation is moving into a “mild austerity” mode, while Vitalik is simultaneously pulling 16,384 ETH from his personal holdings to fund privacy-focused and open tech projects — on top of Ethereum’s base layer ➡️ What Vitalik did Reserved 16,384 ETH (≈$45m) from his own funds for several years ahead The funds will go toward privacy, open hardware, and secure, verifiable software Part of the capital may be staked, with yields reinvested into new grants ➡️ How this relates to the Ethereum Foundation The Foundation is shifting into “mild austerity”: fewer non-essential expenses, more focus on L1 core development Some “special projects” that the Foundation could have funded are now being handled directly by Vitalik The goal is to build a fully open and verifiable stack — from hardware to software that protects both private communication and public infrastructure ➡️ Where this money could flow in the ecosystem Encrypted communications and local/self-hosted services Open silicon and secure-hardware initiatives with community-verifiable code and architecture Tools for self-sovereign users and developers — from wallets to OS-level solutions ➡️ ETH market context Over three months, ETH dropped from ~$3,900 to just above $2,700 (−30%) In this environment, the Foundation prefers staking and DeFi tools over direct ETH sales Buterin’s personal funding reduces pressure on the EF treasury and supports long-term development ➡️ What this means for investors and builders Ethereum continues to position itself as the “base layer,” while privacy and digital sovereignty are being rapidly built around it If the bet on an open, verifiable stack pays off, Ethereum strengthens its role as infrastructure for private and regulation-resilient applications — not just DeFi

24-HOUR MARKET BLOODBATH Gold: -10.9% ($4.1T) Silver: -21.5% ($1.4T) Copper: -10.3% ($40B) S&P 500: -0.6% ($380B) Nasdaq: -1.2% ($480B) BTC: -6.6% ($108B) ETH: -7.5% ($25B)