The potential Iran deal highlights the complex interplay between military 
actions and diplomatic negotiations, impacting global energy and crypto 
markets.
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missile sites appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The potential Iran deal highlights the complex interplay between military actions and diplomatic negotiations, impacting global energy and crypto markets. The post Marco Rubio says Iran deal could take days after US strikes on missile sites appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Marco Rubio says Iran deal could take days after US strikes on missile sites

Low Bitcoin volatility may signal a potential market shift, offering investors 
cheaper options and a chance to anticipate future trends.
The post Bitcoin volatility falls to nine-month low amid subdued trading 
appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Low Bitcoin volatility may signal a potential market shift, offering investors cheaper options and a chance to anticipate future trends. The post Bitcoin volatility falls to nine-month low amid subdued trading appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin volatility falls to nine-month low amid subdued trading

A blockchain analyst has warned that malicious phishing advertisements 
impersonating Uniswap have appeared on Google Search, which has netted 
attackers at least $400,000.

A blockchain analyst has warned that malicious phishing advertisements impersonating Uniswap have appeared on Google Search, which has netted attackers at least $400,000.

Scammers make $400K through fake Uniswap ads on Google

Ethereum held near $2,100 as Vitalik denied selling ETH, while analysts 
watched $1,850 support, $2,400 resistance, and lower volatility now.

Ethereum held near $2,100 as Vitalik denied selling ETH, while analysts watched $1,850 support, $2,400 resistance, and lower volatility now.

Ethereum at $2,100 as Vitalik denies selling: rebound next?

Crypto users have continued losing funds to phishing campaigns promoted 
through Google Ads, with attackers now using fake Uniswap websites to steal 
hundreds of thousands of dollars from unsuspecting wallet holders. According 
to on-chain analyst “b-block,” a malicious website impersonating…

Crypto users have continued losing funds to phishing campaigns promoted through Google Ads, with attackers now using fake Uniswap websites to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from unsuspecting wallet holders. According to on-chain analyst “b-block,” a malicious website impersonating…

Uniswap phishing campaign on Google ads nets attackers over $400k

Ethereum (ETH) has struggled through the first quarter of the year and the 
opening stretch of the second, but it has managed to hold a crucial line near 
the $2,000 mark. A new report from market expert Sam Daodu breaks down three 
potential paths for ETH for the remainder of 2026, with each scenario tied to 
catalysts that could push the network’s leading altcoin back above $4,000. 
Bullish Pathway For Ethereum Daodu’s analysis starts with the price action. 
Ethereum, he notes, has been trending downward since the start of the year, 
with only a short-lived recovery. ETH began 2026 around $3,100, later sank to 
a low of $1,743 in February—its weakest point since early 2023. Related 
Reading: Solana Vs Ethereum: What’s Holding Growth Back? 3 Reasons SOL Is 
Still Lagging After that, the token has spent much of the year moving sideways 
between roughly $2,000 and $2,400, suggesting consolidation rather than a 
clear rebound. A key driver in the report is the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade, 
which Daodu says could be the deciding factor for whether ETH revisits the 
$4,000 level during 2026. In his bullish scenario, Glamsterdam is assumed to 
launch on schedule in June. The upgrade would cut gas fees by 78.6% and lift 
throughput to as much as 10,000 transactions per second. At the same time, the 
news around the upgrade is expected to accelerate Ethereum exchange-traded 
fund (ETF) inflows, and the report also assumes Bitcoin (BTC) breaks above 
$90,000. With those conditions in place, Daodu suggests ETH could move above 
$4,000 in the third quarter, and finish the year between $5,000-$7,500. ETH 
Could Retest The February 2026 Low In the base case, the story is more 
subdued. Daodu expects Glamsterdam to ship, but with no strong immediate 
market reaction. ETF inflows remain positive but slow, and Bitcoin is assumed 
to rise above $85,000 without delivering a decisive breakout that would 
strongly re-ignite risk appetite. Under this scenario, Ethereum is still 
projected to clear $3,000 in the third quarter, then test $4,000 in the last 
stretch of 2026. The year-end outcome, however, is more restrained: ETH would 
close between $3,000 and $4,200. Related Reading: Why Questions Are Being 
Raised about The XRP Ledger’s 300,000 Milestone The bear case is built around 
delays and macro pressure. Daodu assumes Glamsterdam is either pushed back 
until the last quarter of the year or launches with deployment bugs. He also 
adds a more risk-off environment by projecting that Bitcoin could fall below 
$70,000, driven by inflation data or renewed hawkishness from the Federal 
Reserve (Fed), along with ETF outflows returning. If those assumptions play 
out, ETH would likely fail to hold current support and break below $2,085. 
From there, the report suggests Ethereum could retest the February 2026 low 
near $1,743, and then end the year at or below today’s price. In this bearish 
scenario, the idea of Ethereum moving past $4,000 would likely shift into a 
2027 discussion rather than remaining a 2026 target. For now, the leading 
altcoin trades at $2,134. Featured image created with OpenArt, chart from 
TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) has struggled through the first quarter of the year and the opening stretch of the second, but it has managed to hold a crucial line near the $2,000 mark. A new report from market expert Sam Daodu breaks down three potential paths for ETH for the remainder of 2026, with each scenario tied &#8230;

Marco Rubio says Iran deal could take days after US strikes on missile sites

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