Ethereum's price ratio against Bitcoin rose over 19% in Q3, marking its first significant outperformance since 2025. However, Bitcoin historically dominates Q4 with average gains above 77%, while Ethereum averages only 18%. Bitcoin's resilience in both bull and bear markets suggests it may regain strength in Q4, especially amid expected volatility. Meanwhile, Ethereum's supply is tightening, with fewer ETH on exchanges and record staking levels, potentially reducing sell pressure. This supply squeeze could help Ethereum challenge its usual Q4 weakness if demand picks up, offering a chance to outperform Bitcoin in the coming quarter.
Ethereum's market cap stands at Rp5.226,89 trillion as of September 16, 2026, with a 1-day price change of -4.51% on Pluang. Bitcoin's market cap is significantly larger at Rp27.155,17 trillion, trading down 2.82% in the same period. Pluang data shows Ethereum order activity leaning more toward buying at 60%, compared to Bitcoin's 52% selling activity, indicating differing investor sentiment as Q4 approaches.
Ethereum's price dropped 2.7% to $2,446 on September 15, briefly falling below the key support level of $2,434 before buyers pushed it back up. This decline reflects broader caution in the crypto market ahead of a crucial US Senate vote on the CLARIT...
Ethereum's supply on exchanges has fallen sharply by 73% since June 2020, now down to 6.06 million ETH. This decline means more ETH is held in staking, ETFs, corporate treasuries, and long-term custody, reducing the liquid supply available for tradin...
XRP briefly surged to $1.41 on news of the XRP Ledger's Batch V1.1 upgrade but then reversed, trapping buyers as the upgrade stalled at 77.1% validator support, just one vote short of the 80% needed to start activation. The delay is due to security c...
Ethereum price fell about 2% to near $2,475 after failing to sustain a move above $2,600, showing weak momentum and increased volatility risk ahead of two major US events: the Federal Reserve interest rate decision and the Senate vote on the CLARITY ...
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $121 million in net inflows, led by BlackRock's ETHA with $80.5 million, signaling renewed institutional interest. Despite this, Ethereum (ETH) struggles to break above the $2,500–$2,600 resistance zone, a key hurdle ...
