Ethereum's Price Stable at $2,500 Amid Mixed Signals Solana Drops 13% to $142 on Sell-Offs and Exchange Inflows BlockDAG Raises $313.5 Million, Aims for 2025 Crypto Breakout

Ethereum's price has been relatively stable, trading around $2,500. In the short term, it may see a slight bounce to the $2,540–$2,550 range. However, if support levels break, ETH could fall to $2,260. For a strong rally, the key resistance remains at $2,950. A break above that could open the way to $4,200 before the end of the year. Technical signals like the Ichimoku Cloud and 50-day moving average are mixed, making both upward and downward moves possible. On the positive side, ETH futures open interest is up by 40%, and ETFs tied to Ethereum are gaining inflows. That supports mid-to-long-term goals in the $3,100–$3,600 zone. Over 50% of stablecoin activity runs on Ethereum, and new upgrades like Pectra are aimed at improving network speed. But until ETH crosses $2,950, short-term price action may stay in a tight band.

Solana's price fell 13% recently, dipping to around $142 before a small rebound. The drop followed global tension and a wave of crypto sell-offs. It was made worse by a large inflow of 2.8 million SOL to exchanges, sparking more sell pressure. Technical indicators are still pointing down. Both the Ichimoku Cloud and moving averages show ongoing weakness. Right now, the support zone is between $143 and $144. If buyers can’t defend that area, SOL could slide further. To reverse this trend, Solana needs to reclaim the $150–$155 range. Until that happens, traders are likely to stay cautious. Many are also keeping an eye on exchange volume and liquidity changes. A drop in outflows or more pressure on liquidity could make things worse. The next few sessions around the $144–$150 range will be key to deciding Solana’s next move this month.

While Ethereum and Solana are navigating their respective challenges, BlockDAG is making significant strides. The project has raised $313.5 million and sold 22.9 billion coins, currently in Batch 29 at $0.0276. Miner shipments are confirmed, with X30 and X100 models set to ship by July 7, followed by the X10 model on August 15. A major U.S. partnership is set to be revealed on June 20. The $313.5 million raised is being used to prepare liquidity for 20 exchanges, including five top-tier platforms. Funds also support the rollout of BlockDAG’s mobile mining app, which already has over 2 million users. Other parts of the ecosystem include developer tools, smart contract support, and DeFi expansion. With real hardware and a working app, BlockDAG is checking every box before launch. Those who joined in Batch 1 have already seen gains of 2,660%. That growth, combined with fast rollouts and limited pricing, makes BlockDAG a serious contender for the top crypto breakout of 2025. The limited $0.0018 offer is still active but ends in a few hours. For those tracking which crypto might explode next, BlockDAG is already showing its hand.