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Ethereum Price Analysis: Can ETH Finally Break the $2,400 Resistance?

Ethereum has rebounded toward $2.37K after finding demand near $2.3K, but the recovery remains below its broken ascending channel. Buyers are showing an initial response, while the broader sequence of lower highs keeps the outlook cautious. Ethereum Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, Ethereum’s correction extended into the highlighted $2.22K–$2.31K demand zone …

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Crypto PAC spending before midterms possibly obscured after reported FEC hack

The FEC reported an “electronic filing system outage” on Tuesday as groups are expected to ramp up spending before the US midterm elections. The US Federal Election Commission (FEC) filing system is offline after reports of a hack, potentially obscuring expenditures by super political action committees (PACs) and other groups in the final days before the 2026 midterm elections. As of Tuesday at 7:48 pm UTC, the FEC said it was continuing to experience an “electronic filing system outage,” but was working to resolve the issue. Campaign finance data by PACs and other entities were still available for the public to view, but the system outage suggested that last-minute spending could go unreported. For example, with just six days until Election Day, FEC filings showed no expenditures from the…

Read at Cointelegraph.com

Phantom launches Kalshi-powered prediction markets for US users

The crypto wallet’s new integration offers CFTC-regulated event contracts through Kalshi, as prediction markets face growing legal challenges in the US. Crypto wallet provider Phantom has launched prediction markets for eligible US users through an integration with Kalshi, allowing them to trade on crypto prices, sports and other real-world events directly within its app. According to Wednesday’s announcement, the integration offers CFTC-regulated event contracts, including short-term Bitcoin price markets that settle every 15 minutes. Trades can be funded through Phantom Cash balances, denominated in the CASH stablecoin. Kalshi handles customer verification, account management and trade execution, while Phantom provides access through its app. The launch follows no-action relief granted b…

Read at Cointelegraph.com

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