Ethereum

The much-anticipated arrival of spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US seems to be hitting a snag. Industry leaders are voicing growing concerns about the likelihood of securing regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with a deafening silence from the agency fueling anxieties. Jan van Eck, CEO of investment firm VanEck,

Trading Guru Peter Brandt has recently commented on the Ethereum vs. Bitcoin chart, offering intriguing insights into market developments. Brandt’s remark comes after his prior critiques of Ethereum, denigrating it as a “junk coin” and its proponents as “Etheridiots.” However, amidst Ethereum’s recent descent to its lowest position against Bitcoin in nearly three years, Brandt’s stance

Banking behemoth VanEck has valued Ethereum Layer-2 (L2) solutions at an astounding $1 trillion in a daring prediction, emphasizing the critical role that efficiency gains and scalability improvements will play in the development of blockchain technology. Ethereum Layer 2s Poised For Significant Increase In Valuation According to VanEck researchers, Ethereum Layer 2 scaling networks are

Ethereum has, for the most part, established a foothold above the $3,500 price level throughout the week as investors continue to anticipate a return to the $4,000 mark. Interestingly, the optimism has seen the open interest of Ethereum surging to new highs. The surge in open interest, although a bullish sentiment indicator, can also serve

Ethereum (ETH) stands at a crucial juncture, with its eyes set on the $4,000 price mark. Amid this ambitious pursuit, the digital asset faces a significant challenge that could influence its trajectory: scrutiny from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Despite this potential regulatory hurdle, some analysts remain optimistic about Ethereum’s prospects. A detailed

Ethereum’s network has seen notable growth recently in both daily active users and daily transaction volume, yet the price of ETH, Ethereum’s native cryptocurrency, has undergone corrections in the past few days. Notably, Ethereum is down by over 10% in the past seven days, underperforming Bitcoin and the S&P 500. While this decline can be

The price of Ethereum has not exactly lived up to its promise as the month has gone on, despite a stellar start to the month. While this bearish pressure has been widespread in the general cryptocurrency market, regulation uncertainty has been an additional concern for ETH, igniting a negative sentiment around the “king of altcoins.”

The crypto market is experiencing a pullback after Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, reached a new all-time high. However, Ethereum (ETH) is not left out in this downward move. After setting a new yearly high of $4,094, the price of Ethereum has been moving downward and this has led to the price trading below the 100-day

Ethereum (ETH) is poised for a notable improvement with the impending Dencun upgrade to enhance the network’s scalability. However, amidst this anticipation, QCP Capital, a seasoned crypto asset trading firm, has shed light on an emerging trend that might influence Ethereum’s price trajectory. The firm’s analysis reveals a shift in “risk reversals” for Ethereum, turning

Ethereum (ETH) has completed a major software upgrade, Dencun, that promises to make utilizing the network ecosystem more cost-effective. This update specifically targets Layer 2 (L2) networks, such as Arbitrum (ARB), Polygon (MATIC), and Coinbase’s Base, which are interconnected with Ethereum.  With Dencun, transaction costs on these networks have significantly decreased, with fees dropping from

Ethereum is currently looking to gain a strong footing above the $4,000 price level as bullish momentum continues to dominate. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, this bullish momentum could continue and Ethereum could as well reach $5,000 very soon. Ali Martinez made this known while citing data from IntoTheBlock, noting that the second biggest

Ethereum (ETH) has been showing a solid performance lately, leaving investors both ecstatic and wary. The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, boasting a market capitalization of nearly $480 billion, recently surpassed the coveted $4,000 mark for the first time since December 2021, igniting a flurry of bullish predictions. But is this a genuine resurgence, or are we

The highly anticipated Dencun upgrade for the Ethereum (ETH) ecosystem is on the horizon, promising to bring significant cost reductions and notable changes to Layer 2 (L2) networks. The update, scheduled for March 13, will introduce a new data storage system known as blobs, reducing congestion on the Ethereum network and driving key new features in

XRP, the native token of the Ripple network, has been a cryptocurrency on a rollercoaster ride. After a year marked by significant price swings and a high-profile lawsuit, XRP finds itself at a crossroads. Could a technical indicator signal a long-awaited rise, or are recent dips a sign of profit-taking before a potential fall? XRP

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are celebrating a bullish weekend for Ethereum (ETH), the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. With a price surge of 4.31% in the last day, ETH is inching closer to a critical resistance point: $4,000. This climb comes amidst a wave of optimism surrounding the Ethereum network, fueled by a confluence of factors.

Here are the Ethereum-based altcoins that are currently witnessing a high amount of activity from the whales, according to on-chain data. These Ethereum Altcoins Are Seeing High Whale Transactions Right Now In a new post on X, the on-chain analytics firm Santiment has discussed how several Ethereum-based altcoins have been seeing notable whale activity recently.

Ethereum is emerging as the vanguard for a revolutionary financial system. Advocates of the second most valuable blockchain extol the virtues of smart contracts, envisioning a future marked by market transparency, tokenized funds, and expeditious settlement times. At the time of writing, Ether was trading at $3,780, up 2% and 8% in the daily and

The Ethereum Dencun upgrade is fast approaching and there have already been notable developments leading up to it. Besides the price of ETH rising to new two-year highs, there has been a significant increase in the amount of ETH that has been burned so far. Over 50,000 ETH Burned The Ethereum burn, which was brought

Ye Zhang, the co-founder of Scroll, a layer-2 project using zero-knowledge proof, is cautiously optimistic about the upcoming Dencun upgrade. In a post on X, Zhang pointed out Dencun’s potential benefits, particularly the low transaction fees. However, in the same post, the co-founder highlighted the likely challenges it could present for existing layer-2 scaling solutions using roll-ups.

After Bitcoin (BTC) recorded a new all-time high (ATH), Ethereum (ETH) rallied above $3,800 before the price crashed over 10%. The second-largest cryptocurrency has recovered from the dip and reached $3,900 momentarily for the first time in over two years. Ethereum Recovers And Rallies to $3,900 On Thursday, Bitcoin reached a crucial milestone after breaking