Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, began a small upward move and crossed above $3,000 yesterday after a prolonged downturn, but it couldn’t sustain that momentum and failed near $3,048. Now, ETH is trading below the $2,950 range. Ethereum Attempts A Rebound, But The Price Dips Again According to CMC data,
Ethereum staking has flipped in a way that is pretty interesting lately. The queue for new validators is longer than the one for exiting now, which has not happened in about six months. Data on the chain shows around 739,824 ETH waiting to get activated, while only 349,867 ETH is
The second largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, traded modestly higher during early Monday sessions, briefly pushing above the $3,050 before easing back, as the global crypto market attempted to stabilize following last week’s volatility. The move mirrors Bitcoin’s recent consolidation with ETH holding above key support but failing to generate enough momentum
In the current crypto market volatility, a significant move is unfolding in institutional corridors. Trend Research, a private investment firm, is making major moves by buying Ethereum continuously. On-chain data depicts that Trend Research continuously borrows stablecoins, a total of $958 million in stablecoins, which is $USDT to buy ETH.
Ethereum holders are navigating difficult market conditions as December 2025 concludes. On-chain data reveals that over 40% of ETH’s circulating supply is currently held at a loss. The asset has posted three consecutive months of negative performance, with November alone recording a 22.2% decline. December brought continued volatility for Ethereum.
Ethereum lost the $3,000 threshold again, following a 3% drop over 24 hours. Market analyst Captain Faibik predicts a potential breakout to $4,220 by January despite neutral momentum indicators. Technical Indicators Signal Neutral Market Conditions The Relative Strength Index stands at 48.80, placing Ethereum in neither overbought nor oversold territory.
The crypto market faced renewed volatility this week as Bitcoin dipped to $88,000 and Ethereum slipped below $3,000, leaving many investors cautious. However, one project has defied the trend: Ozak AI ($OZ). Even as major cryptocurrencies struggled, Ozak AI’s presale surged past $5 million, making it one of the fastest-growing
With a brief spike in the crypto market, a mixed signal is found across the digital assets. But the broader market sentiment is lingering in fear, as the Fear and Greed Index value holds at 29. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), has slipped to $88.8K, while Ethereum (ETH), the largest
A brief 1.19% uptick in the market cap has triggered it to reach $2.97 trillion. This has resulted in mixed signals across the crypto assets, sending the prices up and down. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is attempting to enter the bullish zone and escape from the bear grip. Meanwhile,
Ethereum appears headed toward a fourth consecutive monthly decline in December, creating pressure on large investors who accumulated throughout the year. The Coinbase Premium Index turned negative during December’s third week, signaling selling pressure from U.S.-based traders. The indicator measures the percentage difference between ETH prices on Coinbase Pro’s USD
