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Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Ethereum, Solana and FTT – European Wrap 7 November

Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Ethereum, Solana and FTT – European Wrap 7 November
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Ethereum price action tanks over weekend as Monday starts choppy

Ethereum (ETH) price action popped higher by over 7% on Friday after the US job numbers. Traders perceived the number as positive, because it could point to the Fed slowing its murderous rampage of hiking ferociously. Instead, the penny dropped over the weekend, with traders claiming their winnings as the realisation came that the Fed will not stop just yet and will push forward, overshooting the market’s initial target for the terminal rate.

ETH/USD daily chart

Solana price: Will assurance from co-founder at Breakpoint conference help SOL?

Solana blockchain was hit by multiple outages throughout the year. Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana addressed this issue at the Breakpoint 2022 annual conference and assured users that new updates would tackle their concerns. Analysts believe Solana price could plummet lower under a wave of fresh selling pressure. 

 
SOLUSD price chart

Bitter exchange sees $584 million worth of FTX’s native token FTT liquidated after spat between CEOs

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and FTX’s Samuel Bankman-Fried have locked horns over how cryptocurrencies should be regulated. The war of words entered the financial realm after CZ announced the mass liquidation of Binance’s holdings of FTX’s native token FTT. 

FTTUSD price chart

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Top 3 Price Prediction: BTC heading to $85,000, ETH awaits breakout, XRP holds $1.50 

Top 3 Price Prediction: BTC heading to $85,000, ETH awaits breakout, XRP holds $1.50 

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Pepe Price Forecast: PEPE sustains mild recovery on firm retail support

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Near Protocol slides below $5.00 after Near Intents $4M exploit

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XRP loses momentum as ETF inflows stall

XRP loses momentum as ETF inflows stall

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Bitcoin: BTC consolidates gains as ETF inflows hit highest level since October 2025

Bitcoin: BTC consolidates gains as ETF inflows hit highest level since October 2025

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