Ethereum price has entered October near $2,695 after gaining 32.6% in August and another 8.8% in September, leaving $2,775–$2,800 as the main barrier standing between ETH and a possible move toward $3,000. Summary Ethereum trades near $2,695, with $2,775–$2,800 remaining the main resistance zone entering October this month. U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded $118 million

South Korea’s five major crypto exchanges have recorded approximately 20.5 trillion won, or $15.1 billion, in trading volume from Sept. 25 to Oct. 2, down 19.56% from the previous week. Summary South Korea’s five major crypto exchanges recorded 20.5 trillion won in weekly trading volume combined. Trading volume fell 19.56% from the previous week, cutting

Zcash’s U.S.-listed spot ETF has recorded $93.56 million in net outflows for the week ended Oct. 2 as ZEC fell toward $1,300 following its strong September rally. Summary ZCSH recorded $93.56 million in weekly net outflows, its first negative week since late August. Daily redemptions reached $30.25 million September 30 and another $26.93 million on

Worldcoin price has climbed toward $0.60 as strengthening momentum puts a larger recovery pattern back in focus. Summary Worldcoin price traded near $0.567, with the daily chart showing a gain of roughly 12%. A rounded recovery on the daily chart places $0.7216 as the broader resistance level. The 4-hour chart shows an immediate hurdle around

Blast has announced plans to shut down its Layer 2 network, giving users until Oct. 26, 2026, to withdraw through its normal interface. Summary Oct. 26 is the deadline for withdrawals through the regular Blast interface. Blast says network maintenance costs exceed revenue, leaving no credible path to sustainable operations. Withdrawals will pause for approximately

Bitwise has identified four crypto sectors that benefited from the CLARITY Act’s Senate setback, with NEAR gaining 104% and Uniswap rising 49% between the vote and Sep. 30. Summary Stablecoin platforms retained room to offer balance rewards, with Coinbase named the largest beneficiary. Established exchanges preserved business advantages that Hougan said the proposed legislation would

In this week’s edition of the weekly recap, Bitcoin struggled to hold its rebound as U.S. ETF buying returned, Bitget restored major-asset withdrawals after its $387.5 million breach, and Chainlink outlined banks’ access to Swift’s blockchain ledger. Summary Bitcoin returned toward $84,000 as Bitfinex identified sustained buying above $86,500 as a key test. Bitget restored

NFT sales fell 23.48% to $40.88 million over the past seven days, while Panini America recorded a 557.53% increase and Courtyard retained first place among collections with $7.31 million. Summary NFT sales totaled $40.88 million, down 23.48% from the previous seven-day period. Buyer addresses rose 28.79% to 206,788, while transactions increased 8.44% to 863,295. Ethereum

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded provisional net inflows of $82.9 million for Sep. 28–Oct. 2, while Ethereum ETFs posted $118 million in net outflows, according to Farside Investors. Bitcoin’s reported weekly intake fell sharply from $2.39 billion in the preceding week. Summary Bitcoin ETFs added $82.9 million, with Friday’s BlackRock IBIT entry still pending. Ethereum ETFs