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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has notably outperformed altcoins and meme coins over the recent weeks, according to a new report by on-chain data provider Nansen. What Happened: In the market analysis published on Feb. 5, Nansen reports that previous week's crypto liquidations tallying over $2 billion marks the largest wipeout in history.
World Liberty Financial, the Trump family DeFi fund, once again bought 803K MOVE, potentially adding hype to the Movement project. The fund divested some of its previous holdings in a portfolio reorganization.
Base clarified that transferring ETH to Coinbase is for security and auditing, rejecting claims that the funds were being sold.
Ethereum's daily transaction fees have seen a drastic decline, plummeting by $731,472 according to Token Terminal data. This marks a five-month low, with fees dipping below $1 million for the first time. The post Ethereum Fees Fall Below $1 Million for First Time in Five Months appeared first on Cryptonews.
Crypto markets saw a buying spree, with investors adding $1.3 billion in inflows following last week's price declines.
Ether has struggled to break out of its long-standing trading range, with hedge fund short positioning playing a key role, analysts said.
Ethereum is trading below the $2,700 price range for the past couple of days. Ethereum spot ETFs recorded around $500 million inflows since last January, 2025.
Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Shiba Inu (SHIB) all hover near key price levels. Ethereum is attempting to stabilize after a sharp decline, Solana faces a potential breakdown if support doesn't hold, and Shiba Inu is struggling to regain bullish momentum.
Speculators are building record Ethereum short positions in CME ether futures, while Ethereum spot ETFs are recording great inflows. Is the short squeeze around the corner?
Former Arbitrum and Gitcoin ecosystem developer Devansh Mehta joins Ethereum Foundation to spearhead AI integration across funding, utility, and governance sectors.
ETH faced record short bets as $2B inflows fuel a tug-of-war—Flash crash or short squeeze ahead?
Buyers are controlling the initiative on the market on the first day of the week, according to CoinStats.
Digital asset investment products mark fifth consecutive week of growth, reaching $1.3B in inflows, while Ethereum outperforms Bitcoin for the first time in 2025.
Despite recent price declines, crypto inflows soared to $1.3 billion last week. It marks the fifth consecutive week of positive inflows, demonstrating sustained investor confidence in the cryptocurrency market.
Ethereum may also lack fundamental blockchain activity for an Ether price recovery, analysts told Cointelegraph.
Ethereum is the key to driving Web3 growth, thanks to its robust ecosystem, the rise of layer 2 rollups, and the Superchain's potential.
Ethereum's price witnessed a dramatic increase, surging from $2,300 to $2,900 in a span of 24 hours. The price expansion came after an uncertain period that demonstrated a major recovery for Ethereum as the second-largest cryptocurrency.
Ethereum (ETH) appears to be on the verge of a significant breakout, with its current market structure closely mirroring the 2020-2021 cycle.
The Hong Kong authorities recognize BTC and Ethereum as valid ways to confirm assets within investment immigration protocols. The HK$30 million ($3.8 million) residency program in Hong Kong accepts crypto assets as valid documentation of assets.
Why is Ethereum attracting more investments compared to Bitcoin?
Bitcoin (BTC) remained sluggish over the weekend, hovering between $96,000 and $97,000. However, it dipped below $95,000 early on Monday, falling to a low of $94,855 before rebounding and moving to its current level of $97,450.
In recent days, rumors have circulated that Coinbase, through the layer-2 Base, has sold Ethereum (ETH).
Ethereum (ETH) is showing signs of accumulation into wallets and outflows from exchanges. Traders suspect market manipulation to suppress the price, while whales buy near the new lows.
Vitalik Buterin, a co-founder and frontman of the second biggest blockchain platform Ethereum, has taken to his account on the X social media platform to share his negative take on the current state of products powered by artificial intelligence and OpenAI's ChatGPT in particular.
