Ethereum News

Ethereum, and Solana led gains among the top 10 cryptocurrency by market capitalization on Monday morning.

Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart pointed out that BlackRock’s newly launched Ethereum exchange-traded fund recorded $15.5 million in trading volume on the day of its launch.

As Ethereum traded above the $2000-level over the last week, multiple OG Ethereum whales resumed buying the asset.

Data showed that long-only investors sold $9.6 billion in equities in a single day, marking the largest outflow recorded by Goldman Sachs since 2022.

Bitcoin’s price rebounded after briefly falling below $69,000, following a high near $76,000 earlier in the week.

Bitcoin’s decline was more limited than losses in gold and silver prices, which saw sharper drops.

Bitcoin fell below $70,000 after Brent oil prices hit $119 following attacks on Persian Gulf energy facilities, triggering liquidations worth nearly $588 million.

Glassnode data showed Bitcoin’s eight-day winning streak was the longest in over two years, last seen in October 2023.

The firm said it was revising its outlook across multiple crypto-linked equities after slashing its 12-month price targets on Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Analysts expect the FOMC meeting to introduce volatility for Bitcoin, with some anticipating a short-term top.

A BlackRock executive pointed to an increase in interest-yield-generating crypto products before Ethereum’s open interest picked up this week.

Citigroup lowered its 12-month price targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum, expecting both to remain below their historical highs.

Bitcoin’s price slipped more than $2,000 in the last 24 hours as it retraced gains after hitting an intraday high of nearly $76,000.

The company’s $11.5 billion in assets include 196 Bitcoin, $200 million in Beast Industries, $83 million in Eightco Holdings, and $1.2 billion in cash.

Despite the rally, CFG’s price remains more than 50% below its record high of $0.400 reached in August last year.

Bitcoin briefly climbed above $74,000 in early trading on Monday before pulling back, leaving the cryptocurrency up roughly 2.1% over the past 24 hours.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju says Bitcoin analysts are highly bullish as on-chain indicators improve and demand expands.

As the institutional adoption of Ethereum grows, the Ethereum Foundation has said it is only a steward of the blockchain’s protocol, not the sole governor.

Bitcoin’s price gained around 2.9% in the last 24 hours as it crossed $72,000, but Cardano, Dogecoin, Solana, and Ethereum clocked higher gains among crypto majors.

A crypto trader attempting to swap $50 million of USDT for AAVE tokens received only about 324 tokens after the transaction saw high slippage.

Bitcoin’s price rose to cross the $71,000 mark for a second time this month, with retail traders watching to see if it can sustain gains.

The asset manager already operates the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF and the iShares Bitcoin Trust, which is the largest spot Bitcoin ETF with more than $55 billion in assets.

Domain records suggest Pump.fun may be preparing to expand to Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Monad.

AI agents could become major users of crypto, but the security of crypto still has a long way to go, Vitalik Buterin notes.

Ethereum led losses among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization but remained above the $2,000 mark.

Solana and Ethereum led gains among major altcoins, each rising more than 4%.

The company now holds nearly 869,000 ETH, making it one of the largest public holders of Ethereum.

As the yen weakens toward historic lows, global investors are ramping up the carry trade.

Ethereum led gains among crypto majors, gaining around 2.2% in the last 24 hours to cross $2,000.

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF, SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF, and the Nasdaq-100 tracking Invesco QQQ Trust were each down more than 2% in overnight trade.

As Trump said that America would become the crypto capital of the world, the White House released his cybersecurity strategy on Friday, which included support for cryptocurrency.

A Stocktwits poll found that 43% of respondents would choose Bitcoin as their preferred cryptocurrency to hold over the next five years.

Crypto majors, including XRP, BNB, Cardano, and Solana, posted smaller losses than Bitcoin during the latest market pullback.

Short sellers accounted for the majority of losses, with roughly $480 million wiped out over the past 24 hours.

Analyst Drakfost pointed out that the Bitcoin ETF drawdown has now returned to $7.8 billion from its all-time high of $9 billion.

Bitcoin’s price surged more than 6% in the last 24 hours and Ethereum reclaimed the $2,000 mark.

Bitcoin held above $68,000 even as KOSPI dropped more than 10%, U.S. indices closed lower, and gold shed gains.

The intensifying conflict in the Middle East added uncertainty to crypto markets, especially with one-third of altcoins hitting new lows.

The cryptocurrency market has lost nearly $2 trillion in value since October, with altcoins bearing the brunt of the decline.

Crypto-linked stocks rallied on Monday as Bitcoin climbed toward the $70,000 level.

Bitcoin’s price rose to almost touch $70,000 on Monday, while the broader cryptocurrency market recuperated to $2.4 trillion.

Unlike CFTC-regulated prediction platforms, Nasdaq's proposed contracts would be regulated by the SEC.

Tom Lee said Bitmine is steadily buying Ethereum and noted that the recent pullback is attractive amid stronger fundamentals.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies’ chairman, Tom Lee, told CNBC that BMNR will continue buying between $50 million and $100 million of Ethereum every week.

Bitcoin’s price fell to $66,300 as altcoins led crypto losses after geopolitical tensions over Iran escalated over the weekend.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has long called Iran Israel's "mortal enemy."

Trump Media claimed a 2,000 BTC cut in holdings after transferring assets under a hedging contract with revived rights in its 10-K filing.

U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva collapsed earlier this week, intensifying geopolitical tensions and driving volatility in oil and global markets.

As rules on digital assets become less stringent, big banks are increasingly interested in adding crypto to their core services.

According to analyst Ted Pillows, if Bitcoin had managed to stay above $67,000, there was the possibility of a rally to $72,000.