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📣 Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin Dumped Two Altcoins Today According to Onchain data, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin sold memecoins that were previously given away for free by cryptocurrency developers. These memecoins were sent to Buterin against his will by the developers for the purpose of promoting the token. According to the data, Buterin sold ERC20 and PUPPIES memecoins, earning $13,889 and $114,700, respectively. He converted the proceeds from the ERC20 sale into USDC and received the proceeds from the PUPPIES sale in Ethereum. While Vitalik Buterin occasionally makes headlines for his ETH sales, he previously garnered significant attention for his large Shiba Inu (SHIB) sale. At the time, Buterin donated a large amount of his Shib tokens to a hospital in India. The fate of these SHIB tokens remains unknown. Currently, the largest memecoins in Buterin’s known cryptocurrency wallets include WHITE worth $2.47 million, MOODENG worth $511,000, and KNC worth $284,000. #ETH #Ethereum #VitalikButerin

$SHIB Price Under Pressure as Technical Indicators Signal Bearish Momentum ** #Shiba Inu trades with bearish signals as $SHIB RSI drops to 37.94 and momentum indicators flash warning signs for traders watching key support levels.

🔥 Shiba Inu ($SHIB ) Exchange Reserves Hit Record Low SHIB reserves on exchanges have dropped to just ~$998M, signaling reduced sell pressure and stronger long-term holding conviction. 📊 With supply tightening, a break above $0.000013 could spark the next rally, while support holds near $0.000011. 💡 Less SHIB on exchanges = more room for upside if demand kicks in. 🚀

From Bitcoin$BTC to Ethereum$ETH and popular altcoins, prices are going down - what’s causing this drop? Is it a short slump or a sign of bigger trouble? Cryptocurrency market has faced a sharp downturn in September 2025, with over $160 billion wiped out in just a few days. Major coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many altcoins lost significant value, sparking concern among investors and traders. Bitcoin dropped below $111,000 from a recent peak of $124,000 in August, while Ethereum fell below $4,000 after weeks of relatively steady trading. Altcoins such as Cardano, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu also took bigger hits, reflecting worries among investors over market stability. This massive selloff, sometimes referred to as "Red September," has been triggered by several key factors. A strong U.S. dollar, influenced by geopolitical tensions and disappointing U.S. jobs data, made cryptocurrencies less attractive as investors flocked to safer assets. Regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. and Europe, especially around stricter rules for crypto exchanges and anti-money laundering measures, added to investor caution. Additionally, large liquidations of leveraged positions, totaling over $1.65 billion, forced many traders to sell their holdings quickly, amplifying the price drops. Despite this volatility, some altcoins like Avalanche and XRP have shown resilience amid the wider market selloff. Still, the overall total market capitalization has fallen to around $3.8 trillion, erasing most of the gains made earlier in the month. Trading volumes have also declined sharply, signaling less buying interest and higher nervousness among both retail and institutional investors. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins performance Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, traded between roughly $108,600 and $110,039 in the last 24 hours, currently standing near $109,145. Its market cap remains robust at approximately $2.18 trillion, although trading volume fell by 14% over the last day. Despite September traditionally being a weak month for Bitcoin with an average monthly loss of about 8.7% in recent years, this September has bucked the trend somewhat, with Bitcoin showing an overall gain of around 8%—its second-best September performance since 2012. However, the price remains below its August peak of $124,000, representing a decline of about 10% from that high.