Ethereum&#8217;s native token, Ether (ETH), has lost half of its value in the past 
three months, crashing from $4,100 in December 2024 to as low as around $1,750 
in March 2025. Nevertheless, it is now well-positioned for a sharp price 
rebound.
## 65% ETH price rebound in play by June
From a technical standpoint, Ether&#8217;s price is eyeing a potential breakout as 
it retests a long-term support zone. Historically, bounces from this multi- 
year support have led to explosive rallies &#8212; most notably gains of over 
2,000% and 360% during past cycles.
_ETH/USD two-week price chart. Source: TradingView_
As of March 23, the ETH/USD pair was hovering near $2,000, close to the given 
support area. A bounce from this zone can lead the price toward $3400 by June 
&#8211;up 65% from current prices.
This level coincides with the lower boundary of Ether&#8217;s prevailing descending 
channel resistance.
_Source:__Ted Pillows_
Conversely, a decline below the support zone could push the ETH price toward 
the 200-2W exponential moving average (200-2W EMA; the blue wave in the first 
chart) at around $1,560.
## BlackRock&#8217;s crypto funds hold over $1B in ETH
Ether&#8217;s bullish outlook appears as institutional confidence in Ethereum grows 
stronger.
BlackRock&#8217;s BUIDL fund now holds approximately a record $1.145 billion worth 
of Ether, up from around $990 million a week ago, according to data from Token 
Terminal.
_Capital deployed across BlackRock &#8216;s BUIDL fund. Source: Token Terminal_
The fund primarily focuses on tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), with 
Ethereum remaining the dominant base layer. While the fund diversifies across 
chains like Avalanche, Polygon, Aptos, Arbitrum, and Optimism, Ethereum 
remains its core allocation.
BlackRock&#8217;s latest addition of ETH signals rising institutional confidence in 
Ethereum&#8217;s role as the leading platform for real-world asset tokenization.
_**Related:**__**Ethereum open interest hits new all-time high &#8212; Will ETH 
price follow?**_
Ethereum&#8217;s bullish case also coincides with a sharp uptick in whale 
accumulation.
The latest onchain data from Nansen shows that since March 12, 2024, addresses 
holding 1,000-10,000 ETH have grown their holdings by 5.65%, while the 
10,000-100,000 ETH cohort has risen by 28.73%.
_Ethereum whale holdings. Source: Nansen_
Though addresses holding more than 100,000 ETH remain relatively stable, this 
accumulation trend underscores rising conviction among large investors.
This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every 
investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their 
own research when making a decision.

Ethereum eyes 65% gains from 'cycle bottom' as BlackRock ETH stash crosses $1B

_**Opinion by: Nick Denisenko is the chief technology officer and co-founder 
of Brighty**_
You can&#8217;t fight it. Crypto investments and transactions are on the up. The 
technology is seamless in crossing borders and making international 
transactions convenient. Many people report this as a reason for choosing to 
receive payments in crypto. Using cryptocurrency to pay bills is becoming 
increasingly popular as digital currencies gain wider acceptance. And, with 
the number of digital nomads expected to exceed 60 million by 2030, the shift 
toward crypto has glaring consequences for businesses attracting talent in a 
global market.
Crypto companies are multinational by default. Spread across the globe, 
they&#8217;re no stranger to paying salaries in crypto. But today, the traditional 
economy also leans toward crypto payments for a straightforward reason.
Crypto promises to unlock talent from across the world. There are tricky 
compliance issues involved in hiring employees from abroad. By using crypto, 
companies will unlock the opportunity to pay &#8212; and work with &#8212; those who 
best fit their needs.
Foreign hires could even be cheaper and a better fit than locals. With border- 
crossing crypto fintech, the traditional economy will follow in the footsteps 
of crypto businesses, and location will no longer make up a competitive edge 
in hiring.
## The workforce becomes truly global
In the past, businesses tended to hire locally. Some contractors could be 
hired from abroad, but their scope was minimal. Although relocation was 
possible, the core staff was local. In some ways, this was easier &#8212; little 
cultural friction or language barriers &#8212; but it also cost businesses an arm 
and a leg.
Hiring and paying remote employees was expensive &#8212; or worse, outright tricky. 
In some locations, payments could be hit with commissions and sometimes even 
account suspension. Contemporary procedures are often no better &#8212; the 
regulations can be rigid and unforgiving. For example, employees from certain 
countries will struggle to open a bank account in USD.
_**Recent:**__**Tether USDt tops salary payments and savings in EU in 2024 &#8212; 
Brighty**_
That&#8217;s where the beauty of crypto lies. You can open up a stablecoin account 
in minutes, enabling you to receive your salary without problems. For example, 
Binance covers most local currencies, meaning that employees can also cash out 
on home ground. There is a strong demand for more businesses to accept crypto 
as a measure to grow crypto usage as a salary. People want to earn and spend 
this money.
There&#8217;s been robust growth in salary payments in crypto, and it&#8217;s an emerging 
trend. The possibility of paying employees in crypto already is and will 
continue to shape businesses worldwide.
## Crypto payments enhance global hiring
Crypto payments matter financially. Employers are becoming increasingly aware 
that specific roles can be easily outsourced, and crypto payments streamline 
this process. With potential savings to avoid paying for the company&#8217;s 
jurisdiction, the payout from crypto can be high.
Another implication is the skills businesses are seeking. When employees are 
paid using crypto, it doesn&#8217;t really matter where they are from &#8212; and, with 
passport color brushed aside, employers are instead zeroing in on the skills 
of prospective hires.
These have always been important, but are even more so now. When employers can 
browse internationally for talent, proving you&#8217;re a real pro in your field 
could be the difference between nailing that job offer and missing out. 
Continuous education will become the norm as the workforce sharpens its 
skills.
Strong communication skills will be particularly in demand. This is perfectly 
understandable &#8212; remote teams from across the world could have quite varied 
communication styles. Some could be pushovers &#8212; some, fundamental 
authorities. Effectively adjusting to different working approaches will become 
fundamentally important. Even a surge in the number of intercultural mediation 
and communication coaches is expected in the coming years.
Crypto will narrow the competition in finding talent by allowing recruiters to 
hone in on desirable skills. It will also open up the geography of the 
potential workforce: Employees from Latin America and Asia will collaborate 
more and more with Europe and the US.
That&#8217;s not to say that the changes are without drawbacks. Labor markets in the 
US and Europe could be hit hard. These workforces are the most expensive 
because of compliance and regulations. With businesses increasingly able to 
look abroad for talent, domestic hires could see turbulent times.
Finally, there will be changes in the professions using crypto. Currently, 
most tech jobs are covered by crypto payments. But soon, the tech will go 
beyond the realm of the deep IT sector, as designers, tech writers, marketing 
managers, scriptwriters, operational managers and finance officers, among 
others, will use the technology. Another positive sign is that crypto 
transactions will change the creator economy and the industry of donations. 
These groups will begin to further accept payments from all over the world.
## The growth of technology
Crypto is expanding. The tech is at the cutting edge of convenience and speed 
for international payments and investments. Crucially, this expansion is being 
met with shifts in the workforce &#8212; recruitment, skillset and location. 
Businesses that pay in crypto can afford to seek talent beyond their own 
borders. Let&#8217;s take borders out of the question and move location aside &#8212; 
talent can be found everywhere.
_**Opinion by: Nick Denisenko is the chief technology officer and co-founder 
of Brighty.**_
This article is for general information purposes and is not intended to be and 
should not be taken as legal or investment advice. The views, thoughts, and 
opinions expressed here are the author&#8217;s alone and do not necessarily reflect 
or represent the views and opinions of Cointelegraph.

Move aside, location — crypto fuels the talent revolution

SUI was stuck in a choppy price action in the last week, eventually recording 
a 2.48% loss. Just like the rest of the crypto market, the altcoin has 
remained largely in consolidation for the past two weeks with little 
indication of its next price breakout. However, amid this sideways movement, 
crypto analyst Ali Martinez has identified potential for some significant 
short-term gains. Related Reading: SUI Bulls Test Key Resistance — A Breakout 
Or Rejection Ahead? Staying Above $2.26 Is Key To SUI Bullish Structure In an 
X post on March 22, Martinez shares a positive technical analysis of the SUI 
market based on recent price movements on the 4-hour chart. The crypto analyst 
notes that SUI has been moving within an ascending channel since March 11 and 
is likely poised for an imminent upswing. An ascending channel is a popular 
bullish pattern formed by two parallel trend lines sloping upwards. Both 
trendlines act as resistance and support keeping an asset’s price within 
range. Despite this limited price movement, an ascending channel is considered 
bullish as it indicates a significant buyer&#8217;s influence. Based on the chart 
provided by Martinez, SUI has recently retested the support line of its 
ascending channel at $2.26 showing intentions of an uptrend. Provided that SUI 
suffers no sudden dip below this support, the crypto analyst projects a rise 
to around $2.50 representing the resistance (upper trendline) of the ascending 
channel. In the presence of a strong market demand, SUI could break out of 
this ascending channel with an immediate target of $3.0. However, any decisive 
price fall below $2.26 support could result in prices as low as $1.75. Related 
Reading: SUI Ready For 15% Move Amid Key Level Retest – Breakout Or Breakdown 
Ahead? SUI Market Overview The SUI community showed much excitement in the 
last week as Canary Capital filed an application for a SUI spot ETF with the 
US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This move followed a trust 
registration for the proposed fund in Delaware earlier in March. Prospects of 
a spot ETF are considered highly bullish due to the promise of institutional 
investment as seen with Bitcoin and Ethereum over the last year. At the time 
of writing, SUI was trading at $2.28, reflecting a 0.84% gain in the past day. 
Meanwhile, the asset’s trading volume has crashed by 31.69% indicating a 
decline in market participation. Notably, the altcoin is also down by 30.21% 
on its monthly chart due to a strong bearish influence over the past few 
weeks. Nevertheless, SUI remains a major headliner of the current cycle 
following an impressive price performance between Q4 2024 to early January 
2025 where it surged to establish a new all-time high of $5.35. And with the 
cycle potentially far from over, certain analysts are backing the bullish 
potential of SUI describing the current downtrend as a good buying 
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