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04:53

Ethereum Spot Volume Surges 72%, Traders Eye $2,600 Liquidity Gap

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Abstract: Ethereum's perpetual futures show robust buying pressure, with 24h net taker volume at $5.5B and the highest 30-day average since July 2022. ETH tests $2,400 and eyes a liquidity zone at $2,475–$2,634 as EMAs rise; CVD sits around $12.6B with neutral funding, suggesting a near-term liquidity target in that range. ETH perpetual futures show strong buying with $5.5B 24h net taker volume and a 30-day high; ETH tests $2,400, aiming for $2,475–$2,634 liquidity zone as EMAs rise; CVD ~ $12.6B, funding neutral.
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US Dollar Hits Record 51.1% Share of Global Trade, Up from 49.2% in February

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SWIFT data indicate the US dollar accounted for a record 51.1% of international transactions in March, up from 49.2% in February and the highest level since 2023. The euro was around 21%, with sterling and yen behind, and the dollar's rise aligned with tensions in the Middle East. SWIFT data show the US dollar share of international transactions rose to 51.1% in March from 49.2% in February, a peak since 2023, with the euro around 21% and sterling and yen trailing.
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