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Since the beginning of this year, Ethereum has underperformed compared to major digital assets in the market. ETH's underperformance has sparked concerns within the community, with traders finding it difficult to determine whether the altcoin is gearing up for a major rally or further downside pressure.
Ethereum (ETH), the world's second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has had a rocky start to the year, plunging over 30% year-to-date to trade at $2,261 at press time.
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Cardano (ADA) are showing signs of stabilization after recent volatility. Bulls are attempting to regain control, with BTC bouncing off key support, ETH testing critical levels, and ADA showing resilience despite market pressure.
The crypto market continued its upward trajectory, with the market cap increasing by over 4% to reclaim the $3 trillion mark. Most cryptocurrencies traded in positive territory, and Bitcoin (BTC) reclaimed the $90,000 level after an increase of nearly 6% over the past 24 hours.
The crypto market's volatility index could shoot up further this Friday as investors brace for the upcoming White House digital currency summit. Trump's announcement of a US Crypto Strategy Reserve last weekend set off a wave of market reactions.
Ethereum sentiment hits a one-year low, but rising whale activity hints at a potential reversal.
Ethereum's (ETH) market remains as volatile as ever, with major price fluctuations and institutional activities continuously influencing market sentiment. The recent large purchase of 17,855.3 ETH by the mysterious entity “7 Siblings” has raised significant speculation.
Bybit lost $1.5B in a cyberattack linked to North Korean hackers. The breach stemmed from a compromised Safe developer machine.
The options/futures OI ratio represents the proportion of open interest in options contracts relative to futures contracts. A higher ratio indicates a greater emphasis on options trading than futures trading.
Over the past two months, XRP has outperformed Bitcoin with BTC recording a negative return of -8.39.
This wasn't supposed to happen: Ethereum (ETH 2.14%), the world's second-largest cryptocurrency, is now down significantly for the year after an absolutely disastrous February when it lost 32% of its value. Wasn't 2025 supposed to be a banner year for all cryptocurrencies, and especially a heavyweight like Ethereum?
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has provided an update on the $1.4 billion of ETH stolen on February 21: 77% remains traceable—making this week critical for securing the remaining $1 billion. The post Bybit CEO: 77% of Stolen Ethereum Still Traceable – But This Week Is Critical appeared first on Cryptonews.
On 5 March, the Sepolia test network failed to process transactions for several hours after conducting the Pectra hardfork.
TL;DR Solv Protocol teams up with Soneium: The partnership leverages Sony-supported Ethereum L2 to enable Bitcoin staking on a scalable DeFi network. Seamless Bitcoin staking: Users deposit Bitcoin to receive SolvBTC, a 1:1 pegged token, which can be staked for passive income using liquid staking tokens.
Ethereum (ETH) has struggled below the $2,300 mark for the past few days, following two weeks of massive volatility and aggressive price swings. After a period of uncertainty, Ethereum remains in a downtrend, with bulls unable to reclaim key resistance levels.
Despite Ethereum's yearly low sentiment, Santiment analysts suggest extreme bearishness could pave the way for a price rebound.
The global digital asset market is back on the move, printing green indexes all around. Bitcoin (BTC) pumped 5% over the last day, hitting the $92,000 mark, while Ethereum (ETH) followed it closely and regained the $2,200 level.
On March 5, Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $38 million, with Valkyrie's BRRR leading the withdrawals. Ether ETFs faced even larger outflows, totaling $63 million, primarily due to significant withdrawals from Grayscale's ETHE.
World Liberty Financial has increased its crypto holdings ahead of the White House Crypto Summit, including ETH, WBTC and MOVE acquisitions.
Donald Trump's DeFi platform, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has made a massive purchase by tripling its Ethereum (ETH) holdings, even as prices dropped below $2,000. Despite the market crash, WLFI continues to invest heavily in crypto, showing confidence in its long-term growth.
TL;DR World Liberty Financial (WLFI), backed by Trump, has invested a total of $336 million in cryptocurrencies, with a recent $21.5 million purchase in ETH, WBTC, and MOVE. This move comes just ahead of the White House Crypto Summit, a key event that could shape the future regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in the U.S.
Ethereum has recorded spot inflows for the first time in 10 days. This signals a resurgence in investor confidence ahead of the highly anticipated White House Crypto Summit scheduled for March 7.
Ethereum's last undervalued signal in October 2023 preceded a 160% rally, fueling speculation of another bullish reversal in 2025.
Ethereum staking has hit a new peak, now covering 28.5% of circulation. Is this linked to U.S. Crypto Reserve plans?
