
Ethereum falls under $1,900 as leveraged long liquidations rise
Ethereum declined 5% from $1,973 to $1,873 on July 28 after another rejection below $2,000 prompted forced selling and moved ETH into an important technical support area.
















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Ethereum declined 5% from $1,973 to $1,873 on July 28 after another rejection below $2,000 prompted forced selling and moved ETH into an important technical support area.

Ethereum slid roughly 5% toward the $1.9K area as whale selling and ETF outflows weighed on sentiment, even as bullish RSI divergence hinted at a possible reversal. Ethereum is trading near a key support zone as large holders have moved significant amounts of the asset, adding downside pressure despite technical signals that suggest a potential...

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