Kalshi's 15-minute gold contracts generated about $5 million in estimated September fees, nearly double Ether's $2.6 million, weeks after launching in August.
Ether traded near $2,617 early Wednesday as technical analysis outlined support at $2,564 and $2,511, with resistance at $2,698 and $2,778.
Kalshi's 15-minute gold markets logged 542 million September contracts and $5 million in estimated fees, overtaking comparable Ether markets.
The Ethereum co-founder outlined more private, programmable data and warned that AI-driven blockchain interactions could create new security risks.
Kalshi's 15-minute gold market surpassed Ethereum in contract count, while September fees neared $5 million. Here's what the shift means.
The shift from Ethereum to Bitcoin ETFs indicates a strategic reallocation of crypto investments, impacting market dynamics and investor sentiment. BlackRock ETF clients pull $202M from Ethereum as outflow streak hits six days.
Ether was down 3.31% over 24 hours as of 1:03 a.m. ET, while one-hour liquidations totaled $30,000 for longs and $10,000 for shorts.
The gold market recorded 542 million contracts and about $5 million in estimated fees, compared with 318 million contracts and $2.6 million for Ethereum.
The Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ) ran its first atomic L1-to-L2 call on mainnet with 0.001 ETH, a demo with two-way calls still on the 2027 roadmap.
BlackRock's ETHA recorded the largest daily outflow, while total net assets remained at $17.356 billion.
Ether traded near $2,610.05 as Binance's perpetual market posted the largest bid-ask gap among the venues measured.
Total Ether liquidations reached $52.84 million as the price fell 2.14% from $2,669 to $2,612.