Tags: Ethereum

Despite sellers dominating Binance net taker volume, ETH buyers appear to be absorbing pressure, which has left OI steady.

Despite July’s sector-wide $530 million rebound, Ethereum NFTs crashed in August to 1,127 tokens.

Collapsing volumes and weaker funding rates also suggest fading demand for leveraged ETH exposure is deepening the current pullback.

Data suggest that September weakness could be deceiving and Ethereum could potentially pull off its biggest bear trap ever.

September, during a bull market, is usually bearish with a continued correction, and this could spell larger losses for Ether. 

Crypto investors pour billions into Ethereum, Solana, XRP, while Sui bucks the trend.

This week’s $453M release forms part of $4.7B in scheduled September unlocks, a pace that could keep volatility elevated across majors.

Fear, uncertainty, and doubt spread about millions of ETH being unstaked prior to selling is unfounded, as the amount being staked is keeping pace.

Hyperliquid already dominates DeFi perps, yet its token valuation remains discounted.

Crypto market cap is up 9.9% since January, as global money supply recorded its fastest growth since 2021.

CryptoQuant data shows inflows topping 500K ETH on some days, pointing to big money fueling Ethereum’s accumulation trend.

ETH ETFs have drawn steadier inflows even in volatile weeks, contrasting with BTC funds that have struggled with sizable outflows since July.

Ethereum and EVM-based ecosystems could serve as the core infrastructure powering this transition to a regulated, stablecoin-driven global financial system.

Ethereum’s rise to $4,600 revives confidence, but experts shift focus from hype to fundamentals.