Ethereum races toward its all-time high, chased by three hungry altcoins. Between voracious whales and wild forecasts, the crypto world is stirring... and some are already counting their bills.
Ethereum reaches a milestone with 1 billion injected via its ETFs and the opening of 401(k) plans to cryptos. A historic double boost that could propel ETH to new heights and redefine global crypto investment.
Solana continues to dominate the decentralized exchange (DEX) ecosystem, outpacing other veteran networks such as Ethereum. Platforms such as Jupiter are also witnessing active engagement, with four new private AMMs debuting on the network. This trend follows the recent emergence of token launchpads, which have helped drive overall trading activities.
Crypto-focused funds are leading U.S. ETF launches, with Ethereum and Bitcoin attracting record inflows and growing investor interest.
Ether crosses a decisive milestone, flirting with $4,500 and narrowing the gap with its all-time high to less than $500. Indeed, behind this surge is a colossal accumulation strategy led by BitMine Immersion Technologies, which disrupts the market balance. In its wake, SharpLink and other institutional players massively strengthen their positions, propelling ETH to the rank of a must-have reserve asset alongside Bitcoin and confirming its central role.
Bitcoin could break 140,000 $ and Ethereum target 4,600 $. The signals are piling up and tension is rising in the crypto market. A crucial question arises: are we at the gates of a new all-time high?
2025 could mark one of the biggest crypto bull runs in history. Between record inflows into ETFs, favorable US regulation, and explosive technical signals, Bitcoin, Ethereum and altcoins are preparing for an unprecedented surge.
Digital assets have transcended the corridors of financing, entering the realm of space exploration. In a recent update, Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin has joined forces with American firm Shift4 Payments to offer crypto payment services for expeditions to outer space.
Ethereum drove strong inflows into crypto exchange-traded products last week, helping the market recover after earlier losses.
An Ethereum developer known as “Fede’s Intern” has been detained in Turkey amid allegations of helping users misuse the blockchain. The case has caused hesitations within the crypto community, however no actual charges have been validated at this moment.
With $118 billion traded on the CME in July, Ethereum attracts institutional investors more than ever. Could this record announce a rally towards $5,000? Discover the signals igniting the crypto market.
An unidentified entity has been on a buying spree for Ethereum, snapping up nearly $1 billion worth of ETH in just one week, a move that coincides with Ethereum’s market cap overtaking Mastercard.
Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) reveals that 97% of Ethereum addresses are in profit, a rarely reached level shaking the market. This record recalls the 2021 bull run, when euphoria had preceded massive profit-taking. Today, analysts are divided between optimism and caution, seeing in this statistic either the sign of a new bullish momentum or the warning of a possible reversal.
The future of stablecoins is taking shape in this colorful and often unpredictable world of cryptos. Records are breaking one after another, driven by massive adoption and piling innovations. And while some see it as a simple fad, others bet that this wave will not stop anytime soon. The numbers speak for themselves... and they have rarely been so eloquent.
Ethereum saw the biggest short liquidation in the crypto market on Friday, wiping out $105 million in bearish bets as the price surged past $4,000 for the first time in eight months. The move drew reactions from high-profile figures, including Eric Trump, who warned traders against betting against Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Altcoins are no longer a fleeting bubble. Their presence is consolidating to the point of attracting the biggest names in traditional finance. BlackRock, a Wall Street giant, is now opening up to leading cryptos like ether. This institutional shift changes the game in the crypto ecosystem. However, for Michael Saylor, a leading figure of MicroStrategy, a hierarchy is imposed: bitcoin remains the benchmark. And even if Ethereum shines, he refuses to grant it the same status.
The meteoric rise of Ether propels Vitalik Buterin back into the exclusive circle of on-chain billionaires. The co-founder of Ethereum sees the public value of his holdings exceed one billion dollars, driven by an ETH crossing $4,000 for the first time in eight months. This resurgence occurs in a boiling market, fueled by massive institutional flows and renewed confidence in the Ethereum ecosystem.
In a few days, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, made a turn that is making the entire crypto sphere react. After selling several million dollars worth of Ether, he returned to the market... at a significantly higher price. An unexpected choice, in the middle of Ethereums bullish rally, which intrigues as much as it raises questions about his real motivations and the future of the market.
They were thought buried under the dust of the bear market… NFTs re-emerge, stealing the spotlight from DeFi. A plot twist or the beginning of a new crypto empire?
For the first time in eight months, Ethereum has crossed the symbolic $4,000 mark. Between massive inflows on its ETFs, accelerated institutional adoption, and upcoming technical reforms, ETH seems more determined than ever to nibble away at Bitcoin's ground. The trend could well mark a strategic turning point for the crypto market.
When justice sees red, Ethereum opens the checkbook: $500,000 to save a coder accused of laundering whiter than white... even without a machine.
Bitcoin is losing ground, Ethereum is capturing attention. Discover why institutional investors are massively reallocating their capital towards Ethereum ETFs, amid a shifting crypto market and on the brink of a decisive regulatory turning point.
Public companies are boosting Ethereum holdings, offering investors unique benefits not available through traditional ETH ETFs.
Sharplink Gaming intensifies its aggressive Ethereum accumulation strategy by making a new massive purchase of 83,561 ETH, for an amount of $264.5 million. Its reserves now reach 521,939 ETH, consolidating its position among the largest institutional holders. This move confirms a fundamental dynamic: Ethereum is gradually establishing itself as a strategic reserve asset for companies.
While the crypto industry is still searching for its regulatory compass, the SEC has just spotlighted a rapidly growing practice: liquid staking. In a statement as technical as it is meaningful, the agency specifies that certain forms of liquid staking could escape securities regulation. A welcome nuance, certainly, but one that does not dispel the lingering legal gray areas over the sector. Analysis.
Ethereum is about to disrupt its economic model with EIP‑7999. A strategic fee reform that could change the game in the crypto universe. Simplicity, performance, competition: discover why this evolution could redefine the future of the blockchain.
While financial markets collapse under the threat of new announcements related to the trade war orchestrated by Donald Trump, the crypto market takes everyone by surprise. Indeed, XRP and Ethereum are bouncing back sharply, breaking with an established bearish trend. Are these assets in the process of sustainably detaching from classic macroeconomic dynamics? In a context of tariff tensions and increased volatility, the crypto market's reaction raises questions about its ability to play a strategic alternative role.
Sharplink has just made a big move on Ethereum with $54 million in purchases. Discover the behind-the-scenes of this strategic operation, its implications on the crypto market and the signals it sends to institutional investors.
Spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are currently on a smooth sail, posting strong inflow records week-on-week. Although these investment products struggled during the early parts of the year following the broader market drop, their performances have picked up in this quarter—particularly in the U.S. market
In the span of a few hours, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, sold more than 13 million dollars in crypto, while the market evolves in a consolidation phase. The operation intrigues as much as it worries, due to its scale, but especially because of its timing. This move, far from trivial, could signal a global change of course.