Ethereum

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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Ethereum price faced a notable pullback over the past few days, dropping more than 5% and slipping toward the $2,240 range. Amid this price correction, fresh on-chain data revealed that Ethereum’s network realized profits surged to a three-week high. Interestingly, a large portion of these sellers appear to be investors who accumulated ETH below $2,000

According to the latest on-chain data, the Ethereum-native iteration of USDT, the world’s largest stablecoin, has just witnessed its largest exchange outflow in recent months. 1.29 Billion USDT Flow Out Of Crypto Exchanges In a May 9th post on the X platform, blockchain analytics firm Santiment revealed that USDT on the Ethereum network recently recorded

The Ethereum price news this week centers on one number. Whales bought $322 million worth of ETH in just 96 hours, with 140,000 tokens absorbed while the price held above $2,300, according to Coinpedia. Staking demand added another layer, with 3.48 million ETH waiting to enter staking contracts compared to only 441,000 waiting to exit

You are here: Home / Cryptocurrency News / Ethereum Institutional Accumulation Surge Accelerates with $16B in Corporate Holdings The Ethereum network has once again become central to large-scale investment and real-world asset accumulation. The Ethereum institutional accumulation surge highlights increased long-term thinking throughout the network. There have been a number of events that indicate how

Bitcoin dropped below $80,000. Ethereum fell under $2,300. XRP slipped to $1.38. The total crypto market cap shed 1.51% to $2.66 trillion, with over $90 billion wiped from local highs and $331 million in liquidations recorded in the last 24 hours alone. Meanwhile gold surged 4.6% and silver jumped 12.4% in the same period, adding

At press time, Ethereum (ETH) was trading at $2,354, having gained 1.78% within the day as it moved in lockstep with Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency, however, is trading more than 50% below its all-time high (ATH) of $4,700. In comparison, Bitcoin now trades at $80,000, having recovered by about 27% from its February low of $63,000