Ether fell below $1,600, reaching a 13-month low, while Bitcoin slipped under $60,000 for the first time in months. The move came as news of a vulnerability in Zcash circulated in the market.
Ether fell below $1,600, reaching a 13-month low, while Bitcoin slipped under $60,000 for the first time in months. The move came as news of a vulnerability in Zcash circulated in the market.
Ether fell below $1,600, marking a 13-month low, as broader crypto market weakness weighed on major assets. Bitcoin also dropped under $60,000 for the first time in months.
Ether fell below $1,600, marking a 13-month low, as broader crypto market weakness weighed on major assets. Bitcoin also dropped under $60,000 for the first time in months.
The decline in ETH came alongside news of a vulnerability in Zcash, adding to pressure across the market. The source did not provide further technical details about the issue.
Bitcoin’s move below the $60,000 level added to the bearish tone, with traders watching whether the sell-off would extend further. The source framed the move as part of a broader market downturn rather than a single-asset event.
The article also raised the question of whether Ether could move toward $1,400, but did not make a prediction. No additional price targets or timing details were provided.
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