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AAVE's price fell 8% to $208 in response to significant institutional selling, breaking key support levels amidst a broader crypto market downturn. The token declined sharply from a high of $248 earlier in the week, indicating a shift to bearish momentum as the support at the $211 level

AAVE's price fell by 8% to $208 due to significant institutional selling, breaking below a key support level of $211. The decline came amid broad weakness in the cryptocurrency markets, where AAVE had previously reached $248 earlier in the week. This bearish trend was marked by consecutive lower

AAVE, the governance token of the decentralized lending protocol, experienced a significant decline, dropping 8% to $208 amid heavy institutional selling. The price fell from $248 earlier in the week as the broader crypto market faced challenges, breaking the critical support level of $211. The recent downturn established bearish momentum

AAVE's price fell 8% to $211 due to heavy institutional selling and breaking of key support levels, despite a broader rally in the crypto market. Earlier in the week, the token was priced at $248 but experienced a drop exceeding 16% as it headed towards $208, showing a

AAVE's price fell 8% to $208, following a peak of $248 earlier in the week, primarily due to heavy institutional selling and broader weakness in crypto markets. This decline marked a break of the pivotal $211 support level, indicating a bearish trend as the token established lower highs

Ethereum developers have confirmed that the Fusaka upgrade will take place on December 3, following a successful final testnet. This upgrade aims to enhance transaction efficiency on layer-2 networks through a new data-sampling method known as PeerDAS, which is designed to expand blob space in Ethereum transaction blocks. Vitalik Buterin