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A lack of network activity and ground lost to competitors could eventually play a role in ETH losing the $1,600 support. Ether (ETH) price surged by 31.3% from March 10 to March 18, coinciding with the U.S. Federal Reserve's injection of $300 billion to address the insolvency of Silicon Valley Bank.. Since then, Ether’s price consistently maintained a daily closing price above $1,600.  However, investors are now casting doubt on Ether's ability to sustain this support level, given the prevailing bearish sentiment in the cryptocurrency space and declining metrics on the Ethereum network. Over the past six months, the cryptocurrency sector has been plagued by negative developments. Notably, the Digital Currency Group (DCG), the owner of Grayscale mutual fund manager, has faced financial troubles. Concerns are mounting that a portion of the $4.8 billion worth of ETH deposits held in the Grayscale Ethereum Trust could be liquidated to address DCG's debts. Furthermore, two majo...

Bitcoin-related invest ment products decline , as investor outflow is visible for the first time since Blackrock’s filing for a spot Bitcoin ETF. The outflow was revealed in a report by James Butterfill, CoinShares’ head of research. Bitcoin (BTC) investment products saw a notable outflow of $13 million during the week ending July 21. A reversal came after five consecutive weeks of inflows. The overall digital asset funds also witnessed weekly outflows of $6.5 million, following four weeks of substantial inflows totaling $742 million. During the same period, short Bitcoin products also experienced outflows totaling $5.5 million. You might also like: Bitcoin network hits block 800,000 milestone, here’s why it matters Ether and XRP lead altcoin surge In contrast, investment products related to Ether (ETH) and XRP (XRP) recorded a combined inflow of $9.2 million over the past week. Ether emerged as the top performer, attracting $6.6 million in inflows, while X...