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The conflict between Hamas and Israel, as well as the significant sale of ether (ETH) by the Ethereum Foundation, took its toll on the cryptocurrency markets, with bulls losing over $100 million in futures positions and the market down 2% on average. Bitcoin (BTC) has shown relative stability, losing 1% over the past 24 hours and holding above the key support level of $27,500. Analysts at trading firm FxPro noted that they expect a breakout of the $28,000 level for Bitcoin before turning bullish. Meanwhile, Ether fell 3% after the Ethereum Foundation sold $2.7 million worth of tokens, sparking concerns among traders. This impacted the Ether futures market, with bulls losing over $30 million, the highest among all crypto traders. It's also worth noting that Solana's SOL tokens are down nearly 5%, XRP is down 3.7%, and Cardano's ADA is down 3.4%. The CoinDesk Market Index (CMI) fell 1.9%, indicating overall losses for traders.

The conflict between Hamas and Israel, as well as the significant sale of ether (ETH) by the Ethereum Foundation, took its toll on the cryptocurrency markets, with bulls losing over $100 million in futures positions and the market down 2% on average.
Bitcoin (BTC) has shown relative stability, losing 1% over the past 24 hours and holding above the key support level of $27,500. Analysts at trading firm FxPro noted that they expect a breakout of the $28,000 level for Bitcoin before turning bullish.
Meanwhile, Ether fell 3% after the Ethereum Foundation sold $2.7 million worth of tokens, sparking concerns among traders. This impacted the Ether futures market, with bulls losing over $30 million, the highest among all crypto traders.
It's also worth noting that Solana's SOL tokens are down nearly 5%, XRP is down 3.7%, and Cardano's ADA is down 3.4%. The CoinDesk Market Index (CMI) fell 1.9%, indicating overall losses for traders.

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