- Citi lowered its 12‑month Ether (ETHUSD) target to $2,240 from $3,175, citing weaker investor demand, ETF outflows and slow U.S. digital‑asset legislation progress.
- ETH options for early July show 25-delta put-call skew turned positive as near-term puts trade richer than calls. Traders should note expiries, skew size, open interest and on-chain activity.
- Ether (ETHUSD) saw $28M net outflows from U.S. spot ETFs Tuesday, driven entirely by iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA); outflows slightly below Monday’s $30M.
- Ether (ETH) long positions were liquidated in Q2, contributing to total crypto long liquidations of $8.35 billion alongside Bitcoin; ETH losses formed part of this market deleveraging.
- Late June on-chain data: addresses holding 1,000–10,000 ETH saw largest 30-day rise as Ether hit a local low; ETF-related flows recorded net outflows through June.
- On July 1 a new wallet withdrew 9,876 ETH from a centralized exchange and staked the full amount, per on‑chain tracking — key on-chain flow and staking volume for ETHUSD traders.
- Ether (ETHUSD) shows stabilization and may be nearing a cycle bottom; analysts note ETH often leads stabilization before Bitcoin’s final low. No price levels, timeframes, or trade signals given.
- Whale moved 2,468 ETH to a centralized exchange after five months idle and sold on July 1. Purchase cost ≈ $8.21M; sale realized ≈ $4.33M loss.
- Senate debate on the CLARITY Act added an ethics rule barring senior officials from profiting from digital assets and highlighted scrutiny of former President Trump's disclosed Ether (ETH) holdings.
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Key facts: Citi Cuts ETH Target $2,240; Skew Positive; $28M ETF Outflows
Citi lowered its 12‑month Ether (ETHUSD) target to $2,240 from $3,175, citing weaker investor demand, ETF outflows and slow U.S. digital‑asset legislation progress.ETH options for