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Bitcoin and Ether exchange traded funds (ETFs) just had their best week ever, hitting a record $40 billion in trading volume, as reported on August 15, 2025. This huge jump was mostly thanks to Ether ETFs coming alive after months of quiet trading. The crypto market gained confidence this week,
Institutional accumulation of Ethereum has been high in recent times, with one unknown party buying up close to $1 billion worth of ETH tokens. The price increase of the cryptocurrency has pushed its market cap above that of the conventional financial giant Mastercard, an achievement that is a significant milestone
SharpLink, a digital asset company, just dropped $264.5 million on Ether, scooping up 83,562 ETH between July 28 and August 3 at about $3,634 a pop. That brings their total stash to 521,939 ETH, worth close to $2 billion. They’re staking all of it, earning rewards through Ethereum’s proof-of-stake system,
BitMine Immersion Technologies has outlined an ambitious vision for Ethereum, predicting the cryptocurrency will reach five-digit price levels through institutional adoption and infrastructure development. The research presentation “The Alchemy of 5%” from the corporation outlines ambitions to stake and amass up to 5% of Ethereum’s total circulating supply. Ethereum is
Ethereum may overtake Bitcoin in performance any day now, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz stated in a recent interview. According to him, Ethereum is accelerating as more capital flows into the market and as institutional demand rises while a benevolent macroeconomic environment is in place. ETH Demand Is Heating Up
The crypto market has turned bearish, pushing the market cap down to $3.83 trillion after a 2.91% slip. The majority of the assets have fallen to the red zone, shedding their recent gains, including the largest asset, Bitcoin. After a series of recoveries, the largest altcoin, Ethereum (ETH), has been
Ethereum’s network activity has declined sharply over the past week as escalating tensions between Israel, Iran, and the United States create widespread uncertainty in cryptocurrency markets. Daily active addresses on the Layer-1 network have plummeted 26% according to Artemis data, indicating reduced user engagement and developer activity across the platform’s
Ethereum (ETH) slipped sharply today as the global cryptocurrency market posted a 4.8% contraction. The asset currently trades at $2,174.24, marking a steep 10.24% daily decline. Its market capitalization now stands at $262.47 billion, accounting for 10.22% of the entire crypto market. Additionally, ETH recorded a 24-hour trading volume of
Ethereum faces conflicting technical signals as the cryptocurrency hovers in a critical price zone between resistance at $2,900 and support at $2,679. A day after hitting -3, the BBTrend indicator has flipped dramatically bullish, rising to 4.99, indicating increasing upward momentum that may portend a possible reversal from recent bearish
Ethereum continues trading above the critical $2,700 level despite broader market pressure that has pushed Bitcoin below $108,000, with institutional support through exchange-traded fund inflows providing a cushion against bearish sentiment. The cryptocurrency has shown resilience with only a minor 0.5% intraday pullback, though derivatives market activity suggests potential retesting
