"Moji" deposited approximately 500,000 USDC into HyperLiquid again and increased his long position in ETH.

- Ethereum faces $2,900-$2,700 volatility threshold, with $531M short liquidation risk above and $988M long liquidation risk below. - Bearish momentum intensifies as Binance outflows and $350M daily liquidations accelerate downward pressure below $2,800 support. - Long-term forecasts project $10,000 by 2030 driven by Ethereum 2.0 upgrades, deflationary mechanics, and institutional adoption like BitMine's $11.2B ETH stake. - Aztec's decentralized L2 launch and GENIUS Act regulatory proposals highlight Ether

- Bitcoin rose above $87,000 amid bets on Fed rate cuts, but faces $90K technical resistance amid liquidity gaps and sell walls. - Presale frenzy driven by limited-whitelist projects like Apeing Whitelist fuels FOMO, mirroring memecoin trends despite declining platform revenues. - Fed policy uncertainty and G20 geopolitical tensions shape markets , while crypto infrastructure faces risks from U.S. chip export policies. - Mixed traditional market performance highlights crypto's precarious path, with ETF inf

- Ethereum (ETH) hovers near key support levels amid institutional dominance and volatility, trading in a $2,500–$3,000 range as of November 21, 2025. - Vitalik Buterin warns institutional control risks decentralization, citing potential favoritism toward high-frequency trading infrastructure over individual node operators. - $1.5B in Ethereum ETF redemptions highlight shifting institutional sentiment, with BlackRock's ETHA Trust recording $53.7M outflows on November 20. - Technical analysis shows 70% prob

- ZK Atlas Upgrade introduces Airbender, a RISC-V zkVM enabling 15,000+ TPS and $0.0001 per transaction, boosting Ethereum L2 scalability. - Modular ZKsync OS and Ethereum liquidity hub integration reduce gas fees by 70% since 2023, attracting Deutsche Bank and $3.5B TVL in ZK ecosystems. - Upcoming Fusaka upgrade (Dec 2025) targets 30,000 TPS while regulatory compliance and interoperability challenges remain key hurdles for institutional adoption.