Ethereum

In this week's edition of The Protocol Newsletter, we're looking at Ethereum's eventful week that started off with the launch of EthLabs, plus the layoffs at the Ethereum Foundation, and what this all means for the network. Welcome to The Protocol, CoinDesk’s tech newsletter covering the most important stories in blockchain. I’m Margaux Nijkerk, a

Ethereum briefly rallied to $2,400 on Trump-Iran ceasefire optimism and easing oil fears. Sentiment lifted risk assets, with BTC leading the charge with prices rising above $75k. ETH price outlook includes an ascending channel and bullish RSI. Ethereum price extended gains on Tuesday, briefly touching highs above $2,400 as Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency markets surged

As the market moves into a new quarter, forecasts around Q2-end targets are starting to build.  To gauge potential direction, however, it’s important to look back. Q1 was bearish, with Bitcoin [BTC] closing down 22.2%, its worst quarterly performance since 2018. Ethereum [ETH], meanwhile, ended the quarter down 29.36%, though still an improvement over Q1

The Ethereum price experienced its sharpest corrections in recent months, falling to around the $1,560 region after losing more than 22%. The decline has pushed ETH back into a major historical demand zone that previously acted as a launching pad for significant rallies. While the brutal sell-off has sparked speculation that the market may finally

Ethereum price may be flashing weakness, but smart money appears increasingly unfazed. As ETH price trades under pressure and momentum slows, some of the market’s biggest wallets are quietly accumulating again, a move that historically tends to matter. The disconnect is raising fresh speculation across the market. Is Ethereum simply losing momentum, or are whales

A crypto founder and pundit recently took to the social media platform X to highlight a notable divergence between the Ethereum and Bitcoin markets. According to the analyst, the world’s leading cryptocurrencies could be nearing levels that would soon reverse their current price trajectories. Bitcoin In High-Pressure Environment As Ethereum Market Leans Neutral In a

The CLARITY Act just cleared the Senate Banking Committee in the most significant regulatory breakthrough for crypto in US history. Bitcoin should be rallying, but instead it is down $6,000 since the vote advanced the bill to the full Senate, wiping $126 billion from its market cap. Ethereum fell more than 10%, erasing $30 billion.

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