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327,016
Mkt Cap
$459.39B
24H Volume
$36.73B
FDV
$459.39B
Circ Supply
120.7M
Total Supply
120.7M
ETH Fundamentals
Max Supply
0.00
7D High
$4,232.02
7D Low
$3,707.61
24H High
$3,947.03
24H Low
$3,687.02
All-Time High
$4,946.05
All-Time Low
$0.433
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$3,811.68
ETH / EUR
€3,293.55
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£2,896.86
ETH / CAD
CA$5,330.06
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A$5,813.54
ETH / INR
₹337,848.00
ETH / NGN
NGN 5,512,296.00
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NZ$6,638.43
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₱225,022.00
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SGD 4,953.85
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ZAR 65,912.00
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Ethereum Schedules Fusaka Upgrade for December 2025 Launch
Ethereum developers set Fusaka upgrade for Dec 3, 2025, enhancing scalability and efficiency. Read original article on kanalcoin.com
Kanal Coin·1h ago
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Crypto Market Sees $180M Liquidation in One Hour
$180 million in crypto positions liquidated in one hour, amid market volatility. Read original article on tokentopnews.com
TokenTopNews·2h ago
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'It's a Really Big Deal': Ethereum Developers Set Final Date for Fusaka Upgrade
Fusaka, which will introduce a new, efficient data-sampling method for transactions called PeerDAS, will go live in early December.
decrypt·3h ago
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Ethereum Holds Key Level at $3,947 as Analysts Watch pwEQ Reclaim for Next Move Higher
Ethereum holds near $3,947 pwEQ as traders watch for a breakout toward $4,200 and beyond. Fed’s 25 bps rate cut boosts crypto sentiment, driving higher ETH trading volumes and open interest. Wyckoff reaccumulation pattern shows ETH preparing for Phase D breakout toward $4,478 tar...
Crypto Front News·4h ago
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Coinbase Tops Expectations as Transaction Revenue Hits $1B
Coinbase’s Base network became profitable in Q3 as transaction volume rose and ETH prices climbed, supporting broader gains across trading and services.
coindesk·4h ago
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Ethereum Launches New Site to Guide Institutions Into Blockchain
Ethereum ETH has launched a new site, called institutions.ethereum.org , designed to help traditional businesses understand and begin using Ethereum.
bitdegree·5h ago
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Ethereum Developers Lock In Fusaka Upgrade for Dec. 3 With PeerDAS Rollout
The move kicks off the countdown to Ethereum’s second hard fork of 2025.
coindesk·6h ago
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Ethereum Hits 1.6M Daily Transactions with $0.01 Fees
Ethereum now processes 1.6M+ daily txs with gas fees around $0.01! Are upgrades finally unlocking real scalability? #Ethereum #Crypto The post Ethereum Hits 1.6M Daily Transactions with $0.01 Fees appeared first on CoinoMedia.
CoinoMedia·8h ago
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Mythical Games Taps Sam Altman’s World to Keep Players Safe From Bots
As part of the partnership, Mythical will build Mythos Chain, the first layer-3 blockchain atop World Chain, the layer-2 network built on top of Ethereum.
coindesk·9h ago
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Ethereum gas fees drops to historic lows as institutional demand for ETH stutters
On the Ethereum network, a major smart contract platform, transaction fees have reached near-historic lows of just 0.16 gwei, or approximately $0.01 per transaction. This, however, signals a more mature and scalable infrastructure, ready for advanced real-world use cases. More than 1 million transactions take place on the Ethereum network on a daily basis. This week, daily transitions rose to 1.6 million. But even with all the upgrades to the network, these transactions aren’t free. Gas fees must still be paid in Ethereum’s native token, Ether ($ETH). According to Milkroad , a blockchain data aggregator, gas fees were slightly higher for token swaps, at $0.15, and for non-fungible token (NFT) sales, at $0.27. This has been attributed to the Pectra upgrade implemented in May, which has doubled the blob capacity of Layer 2 (L2) networks while reducing transaction fees on L2s by approximately 50%. More transactions were moved off the mainnet by this update, which further cut costs. Additionally, Dencun , Ethereum’s latest major update, also reduced L2 transaction fees and shifted more transactions to the L1 layer. However, it is not the cheapest network yet. New blockchain networks have offered much lower transaction fees and can process more transactions at higher speeds. The Solana network, for example, charges around $0.00025 per transaction as reported by Cryptopolitan. US ETH spot demand slips Demand for Ethereum from US investors has slowed considerably over the past week. The decline is quantified in a new report, which noted that Ethereum ETF inflows have nearly stalled since mid-August, underscoring subdued investor confidence. On the other hand, Coinbase Premium indicators suggest that investors are showing less appetite for exposure to ETH. This metric tracks the difference between Ethereum prices on Coinbase and global averages. It has dropped close to zero. This signals a reduction in domestic buying pressure. Similarly, the six-month CME futures basis for ETH has fallen to around 3%, a three-month low that implies institutions are less willing to pay a premium for leveraged positions. Analysts attribute the cooling demand to the closing of the Grayscale arbitrage opportunity that initially drew inflows when Ethereum spot ETFs were launched. The week ending September 26 saw record US redemptions of approximately $796 million, concentrated in Grayscale’s ETH. As that arbitrage narrowed, much of the early migration from legacy products faded. Outflows resumed around October 23-24, with the week ending October 27 recording roughly $169 million in net redemptions across US Ether ETPs. Broader macroeconomic conditions have also weighed on institutional risk appetite. Rising bond yields and uncertainty around US Federal Reserve policy have led investors to rotate out of higher-beta assets such as ETH. At the same time, Ethereum’s relative underperformance against some other crypto coins has reduced speculative interest among traders who had previously sought stronger momentum. Ethereum’s historic pattern signals bullish trades as the year closes Ethereum is entering November with cautious optimism. The second-largest crypto coin by market cap is down about 5% in the last 24 hours. However, historically, November has favored Ethereum, averaging 6.93% monthly gains, with 2024’s 47.4% rally marking one of its best months on record. To that end, analysts say that Ethereum’s November record leans bullish. 🐳🦈 Ethereum whales and sharks holding between 100 to 10,000 $ETH are finally showing some signs of confidence. After -1.36M was dumped by this group between October 5th and 16th, they have added back close to 1/6th of it since. Positive sign for crypto's #2 market cap. pic.twitter.com/tg1BWu60Lq — Santiment (@santimentfeed) October 24, 2025 This is supported by whales who are quietly building positions. According to Santiment, wallets holding between 1,000 and 100,000 ETH increased their balance from 99.28 million to 100.92 million ETH through October, steady buying even after a 7% monthly price decline. That’s akin to adding 1.64 million ETH, worth roughly $6.4 billion at the current price. Meanwhile, the entire crypto market has fallen slightly after Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve Board, hinted that a 25-point interest rate cut in October may be the last such cut of 2025. Want your project in front of crypto’s top minds? Feature it in our next industry report, where data meets impact.
cryptopolitan·9h ago

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AboutEthereum is a global, open-source platform for decentralized applications. In other words, the vision is to create a world computer that anyone can build applications in a decentralized manner; while all states and data are distributed and publicly accessible. Ethereum supports smart contracts in which developers can write code in order to program digital value. Examples of decentralized apps (dapps) that are built on Ethereum includes tokens, non-fungible tokens, decentralized finance apps, lending protocol, decentralized exchanges, and much more. On Ethereum, all transactions and smart contract executions require a small fee to be paid. This fee is called Gas. In technical terms, Gas refers to the unit of measure on the amount of computational effort required to execute an operation or a smart contract. The more complex the execution operation is, the more gas is required to fulfill that operation. Gas fees are paid entirely in Ether (ETH), which is the native coin of the blockchain. The price of gas can fluctuate from time to time depending on the network demand.
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Date
Market Cap
Volume
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October 31, 2025
$459.39B
$36.73B
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October 31, 2025
$458.79B
$36.69B
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October 30, 2025
$470.35B
$33.52B
$3,897.36
October 29, 2025
$481.16B
$35.66B
$3,982.31
October 28, 2025
$497.22B
$36.95B
$4,123.21
October 27, 2025
$502.92B
$25.81B
$4,161.59
October 26, 2025
$477.32B
$12.39B
$3,952.21
October 25, 2025
$474.76B
$30.03B
$3,933.23
October 24, 2025
$465.36B
$32.12B
$3,855.84
October 23, 2025
$458.86B
$41.71B
$3,801.79

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