After a show of resilience over the past few weeks, the Ethereum price finally 
gave way, falling below the $2,000 level for the first time since March 10th. 
The &#8220;King of Altcoins&#8221; succumbed to the downward pressure that spread across 
the global financial markets on Friday, March 27th, as the geopolitical 
tensions in the Middle East rage on. With rising oil prices due to the supply 
shock driven by the partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz, inflation 
expectations across various world economies are rising rapidly. Specifically, 
the fear of inflation seems to have triggered the ongoing chatter about a 
potential hike in interest rates by the United States Federal Reserve, leading 
to a drop in crypto prices. $111 Million Flushed Out Of The Market In ETH Long 
Liquidations On Friday, the Ethereum price fell to a two-week low just below 
the critical $2,000 level, as the entire cryptocurrency market continues to 
struggle against the latest wave of bearish pressure. As the price of ETH 
slumped to this low, Bitcoin, the world&#8217;s largest cryptocurrency by market 
capitalization, also dropped to around $65,500 on the day. Related Reading: 
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Supply Is Thinning According to recent market data, this Ethereum price 
decline below $2,000 was accompanied by significant long liquidations of more 
than $110 million. With the altcoin losing such a critical support level, it 
is not totally outrageous to expect further decline over the next few days, 
especially considering the sluggish market climate. However, investors might 
want to look out for the Ethereum price close at the end of the week before 
making any conclusion. If there is a convincing close below the psychological 
$2,000 support, then the cryptocurrency stands at the risk of further decline, 
potentially to as low as the $1,750-$1,850 support region. As of this writing, 
the price of ETH stands at around $1980, reflecting a nearly 3% decline in the 
last 24 hours. According to data from CoinGecko, the Ethereum price is down by 
more than 7% in the past seven days. Spot Ethereum ETFs Suffer $158 Million In 
Net Outflows Merely looking at Ethereum&#8217;s apparent demand trend over the past 
few days, the latest price fall seemed inevitable. According to recent market 
data, the US-based Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded total 
net outflows of around $158 million over the past week. The Ethereum ETFs have 
been on a seven-day streak of negative outflows, seeing more than $400 million 
flow in that period. This run of negative performances is a hallmark sign of 
waning demand in the market, with the downward pressure on price its 
consequence. Hence, sustained capital inflows into products like the spot 
exchange-traded funds could signal a return of demand into the market and 
perhaps bullish momentum for the Ethereum price. Related Reading: Not Binance: 
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Ethereum Price Falls Below Psychological $2,000 Support — What Next?

Morgan Stanley’s low-fee bitcoin ETF filing challenges Blackrock’s dominance 
and signals intensifying price competition, with adviser-driven distribution 
poised to influence flows and reshape the balance of power among spot ETF 
issuers. Morgan Stanley Undercuts Blackrock With Low-Fee Bitcoin ETF Filing A 
shift in bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) pricing is emerging after Morgan 
Stanley filed Amendment […]

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The bankruptcy and legal fallout from Goliath Ventures&#8217; Ponzi scheme could 
erode trust in crypto investments and impact financial regulations.
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Crypto firm Goliath Ventures files for bankruptcy after CEO arrested over alleged $328M Ponzi scheme

President Trump intensifies the U.S. push to dominate bitcoin and crypto 
markets, declaring Bitcoin “very powerful” as policy shifts, regulatory 
clarity, and rising adoption accelerate digital assets’ role in national 
economic strategy. Trump Signals Aggressive Push Toward Crypto Leadership A 
stronger federal push toward digital assets emerged as U.S. President Donald 
Trump addressed the Future […]

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In the last week, Bitcoin prices fell to around $65,000, resulting in a net 
loss of 6.74%. This recent decline underlines the asset’s struggles in March, 
which, despite periods of attempted price breakout, has witnessed an equal or 
greater pullback, producing a current net monthly loss of 4.4%. Amid this 
price instability, the Analytics page Easy On Chain has shared an interesting 
trend on smart money accumulation in the Bitcoin market. Related Reading: If 
Bitcoin Should Be Worth $280,000 Right Now, What’s The Real Value Of Dogecoin 
And XRP? Bullish Market Divergence Dominates Bitcoin Activity In the QuickTake 
post on March 27, Easy On Chain analysts show that Bitcoin price drops in the 
third month of 2026 have been accompanied by a contrasting reaction from the 
smart money investors, such as institutional players or ultra-high net worth 
whales. Notably, the month commenced with a TradFi-led surge, as big money 
aggressively bought exposure to Bitcoin, causing the Fund Market Premium to 
reach 2.72 as of March 11. However, this sturdy demand was followed by a 
strategic market exit, as Bitcoin attained a local monthly peak at $76,007 on 
March 17. This temporary fall in demand was reflected in the Exchange Whale 
Ratio, a key selling indicator, hitting a high value of 0.835, while the 
Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR), which compares Bitcoin market cap to stablecoin 
supply, also touched 10.95, indicating an exhausted buying power. Since then, 
Bitcoin has recorded a steady correction to $65,000, during which the Net 
Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) for short-term holders (STH) turned negative, 
forcing these investors into panic. However, signs of market re-accumulation 
by long-term holders began on March 22. While the Coins Days Destroyed (CDD) 
recorded a high value of 27.1 million, which showed movement of 2-7 year old 
coins, there was no significant change in the exchange inflows CDD level at 
48,909. Meanwhile, $2.27 billion in ERC-20 USDT was moved from exchanges, 
indicating that whales and institutions acquired Bitcoin on the OTC market, 
bypassing exchange public order books. Related Reading: What Every XRP Holder 
Must Understand As Activity Wanes Miners Participate In Accumulation Shift 
According to Easy On Chain, recent activity by Bitcoin miners also supports 
the underlying accumulation trends. Notably, selling activity has declined, 
with their total holdings now valued at 1,805,235 on March 27. With a profit 
margin of 71.4% on present market prices, these participants are also 
discouraged from any forced selling. At press time, Bitcoin trades at $66,003, 
reflecting a 4.23% loss in the past day. Easy On Chain analysts state the 
critical “life line” now lies at $63,200, i.e., the realized price for 1.5 to 
2-year holders. For a bullish reversal to occur, there is a need for a revival 
in US spot demand marked by the Coinbase and Fund Premiums turning positive. 
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