Ethereum (ETH)

The SEC seems finally ready to take a decisive step. Several Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF issuers have just filed modifications to include in-kind redemptions. A key step for these products, which could thus gain in attractiveness and tax efficiency. This long-awaited regulatory breakthrough would radically transform the attractiveness of these financial products.

As regulation tightens and corporate treasuries turn to crypto, a discreet but strategic battle intensifies around Ether. By buying nearly $259 million worth of ETH in a single transaction, SharpLink Gaming gains the upper hand against BitMine Immersion Technologies. This massive acquisition reignites a competition that has now become central: the control of the largest public reserves of Ether, in a market where every crypto held by institutional hands redefines the balance of power.

Bitcoin ETFs, which had previously been driven by a continuous bullish momentum, have seen $131 million evaporate. In the same breath, Ethereum ETFs welcomed a record influx of nearly $297 million. Behind these raw figures, a deeper movement is taking shape. Portfolio rebalancing, attraction to the yield from staking, or the evolution of the institutional narrative?

Ethereum’s price has posted a strong outing in July, culminating in a 2025 high amid growing interest from top industry participants. In fact, the second-largest crypto asset by valuation outpaced Bitcoin over the past week, with the latest data showing high ETH accumulation activities by several firms.

While Bitcoin slumbers, the whales stir and Ethereum prances. The altcoin dance begins, with institutions as conductors... How long will the music last?

The crypto hierarchy is shaking. After months of uncontested supremacy of Bitcoin, a new dynamic is taking hold: altcoins are regaining ground. Ethereum is surging, XRP is hitting a record, and cryptocurrencies like Chainlink, Cardano, and Avalanche are accelerating. Since the beginning of July, the curves are reversing, and the flows are shifting. The signals are aligning. Should we see this as the long-awaited return of an altcoin season, that phase where the market reorganizes around its challengers? A trend is emerging, and it is not going unnoticed.

Ethereum surprised the market by surpassing $3,800, driven by massive liquidations of short positions. This sudden movement, supported by strong technical signals and increased demand, places the asset back in the spotlight. While some altcoins follow the trend, this resurgence of vitality could mark a turning point for the crypto market.

The world of crypto is not short on spotlights, flashy predictions, and promises of decentralized tomorrows. Yet, behind the utopian speeches and soaring tokens, another indicator, much more discreet, is turning red: developer engagement. And what if, in 2025, the vitality of blockchains was no longer measured by their market capitalization, but by the sweat of those who build them?

Ethereum NFTs saw $75M in weekly trading volume, marking a strong rebound as crypto market sentiment improves.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded 12 consecutive days of net inflows, totaling $6.6 billion in new capital. BlackRock alone contributed nearly $500 million in a single day during this stretch. July 10 and 11 marked back-to-back billion-dollar inflow days—an institutional milestone.

After years of sideways movement, Ethereum is staying strong above the $3,500 level. It confirmed a bullish breakout, and the start of an explosive movement seems close, according to analysts. After gaining over 70% since late June, ETH is riding a wave of renewed investor confidence, and the numbers now back it up.

As the crypto market rebounds, a prediction is resonating with the Ethereum community: a target of $10,000. Far from reckless speculation, this projection is made by Gert Van Lagen, a recognized analyst, who employs Elliott wave theory to substantiate his scenario. Shared on July 18 on the social network X (formerly Twitter), his analysis fits within a broader context of a global altcoin recovery. Structural vision or technical frenzy? This hypothesis fuels debate and raises questions about the real trajectory of ETH in the coming months.

Ethereum hits the gas accelerator... but who will stay the course? A small journey through ambitious technology, elitist blockchain, and scaling promises more slippery than a snake on RAM.

SharpLink Gaming has taken a significant leap in its Ethereum strategy, expanding its share offering to $6 billion. The company is aiming to deepen its already substantial stake in Ether. This bold move signals SharpLink’s intent to become a powerhouse in crypto-based corporate finance. By channeling most of its offering proceeds into Ethereum, SharpLink is not only reshaping its balance sheet but also making waves across the digital asset market.

The man behind Tesla and SpaceX wields tweets like market levers, oscillating between sarcasm, fascination, and caution. In October 2021, he urged not to "bet the farm" on cryptos. However, he later confessed to having acquired, "out of curiosity," Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. Such a paradox raises a central question: Is Musk acting as a mere clear-sighted observer or as a fully engaged actor in an ecosystem he inadvertently helps to steer?

Could Bitcoin’s position at the market summit be grinding to a halt? Following a remarkable start to July, the OG crypto seems to be losing its sector dominance to Ethereum, at least for the time being. Some within the crypto circles now suggest that a continuation of this trend could signal a temporary end to Bitcoin’s reign at the top of the market.

Solana challenges Ethereum on its own turf: speed, efficiency, and explosive adoption. 21Shares announces a historic shift in the crypto market. Discover why SOL could become the must-have asset of 2025 and what this means for investors.

Bitcoin remains king, but its throne is shaking. Its dominance is gently slipping, allowing for a resurgence of altcoins. Leading the way are Ethereum and XRP, as challengers regain ground.

Ether ETFs have just dethroned Bitcoin ETFs by recording $602 million in inflows in a single day, compared to $523 million for BTC. This record day, when crypto ETFs attracted $1.1 billion, reflects strong confidence from major financial players, who see ETFs as a secure and regulated way to expose their portfolios to the crypto sector.

The crypto market has just crossed the symbolic threshold of 4 trillion dollars in capitalization, a level unmatched since the bull run of 2021. However, this push goes far beyond a simple speculative rebound. It reflects a reallocation of capital towards major assets, a renewed confidence among investors, and a silent transformation of exchange infrastructures. More than just a strong comeback, it seems that the crypto ecosystem is entering a new phase of maturity.

While some are watching for the slightest sign of a pullback, Bitcoin and Ether-backed ETFs continue their triumphant march. In a single day, these financial products attracted nearly $600 million, a sign of institutional appetite that shows no sign of weakening. This wave of enthusiasm outlines the contours of an increasingly assertive adoption of cryptocurrencies within traditional portfolios.

Ethereum climbs 20% amid Bitcoin's decline. Is the crypto market changing its leader? Full analysis here.

Ethereum suddenly emerges from its lethargy. By breaking through a strategic price zone, the asset marks one of its sharpest movements in weeks. Increased volumes, aligned technical signals, and a resurgence of volatility: all the markers of a market awakening are present. This unexpected sequence repositions Ethereum at the center of attention, amidst the liquidation of short positions and the return of speculative appetite. Such a surge raises as many questions as it intrigues, as the ecosystem still struggles to regain a clear direction.

Standard Chartered has taken a major step in crypto by launching a fully regulated spot trading service for Bitcoin and Ethereum, specifically targeting institutional clients. This move makes it the first globally systemically important bank to offer direct access to dollar-paired crypto spot trading, opening the door for corporates, investors, and asset managers to gain exposure to digital assets under the umbrella of a trusted banking institution.

The market for tokenized real-world assets (RWA) is experiencing a spectacular redistribution in 2025. Solana has shown a growth of 218% since January, eclipsing the progress of Ethereum which is limited to 81%. Could this rise redefine the hierarchy of blockchains in this strategic sector?

Quantum computing, often seen as a sword of Damocles hanging over blockchains, has fueled fantasies and speculations for more than a decade. In this universe of uncertainty, Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, presents a contrarian diagnosis: lucid, quantified, but above all, confident. For him, the arrival of machines capable of breaking current cryptographic foundations is not a fatality, it is a deadline. And Ethereum will be ready for it.

While Ethereum is often touted as a potentially deflationary asset, the reality of the protocol tells a different story. Nearly 4.6 million ETH have been burned since 2021, the equivalent of $13.5 billion, yet this has not stymied the growth of supply. This anomaly raises questions about the coherence and effectiveness of the economic model established since the London upgrade, and challenges certain certainties regarding the programmed scarcity of the asset.

For a long time, bitcoin reigned supreme as the uncontested master of the cryptocurrency realm, particularly in the area of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). But today, a turning point is taking place. Discreetly, methodically, Ethereum is beginning to nibble away at market shares and is capturing the attention of institutional investors. A recent report from CoinShares highlights this astonishing dynamic: ether is no longer just following; it is asserting itself. Behind the numbers lies a reality taking hold: the dominance of bitcoin in crypto ETFs is no longer so evident.