Ethereum's Layer 1 network reached a new peak of 1.87 million daily transactions by the end of 2025, surpassing previous records while transaction fees dropped to historic lows around $0.21. This shift followed the March 2024 Dencun upgrade, which introduced proto-danksharding, allowing Layer 2 rollups to post data more cheaply and easing congestion on the main chain. Although this has boosted network activity and accessibility, it has also reduced Ethereum's fee revenue and deflationary ETH burn, as most fees now go to Layer 2 networks rather than Ethereum Layer 1. Investors face a trade-off between increased adoption and diminished economic value capture on the main chain.
Staked Ethereum (ETH) has reached record levels in 2026, locking up a large portion of circulating supply and reducing selling pressure. On-chain data shows investors remain profitable without signs of market overheating, while Binance depositor acti...
Ethereum is facing a sharp decline, hovering just above $2,000 amid a broader crypto market sell-off driven by escalating geopolitical tensions. Key risks include potential US military strikes on Iran and China's naval buildup near Taiwan, which have...
Ethereum (ETH) recently dropped toward the $2,030 area after breaking a short-term rising trendline, testing a critical support zone between $2,000 and $2,070. Buyers must defend this $2,000 level to prevent further declines toward lower supports aro...
Bitcoin's price fell below $75,000, causing over $100 million in long position liquidations amid a broader crypto sell-off. This decline increases the likelihood of Ethereum dropping to $2,000 and reduces Bitcoin's chances of staying above $68,000 to...
Despite a 28% price drop since January, Ethereum continues to attract accumulators due to sustained on-chain activity in DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenized assets. Nearly 39.1 million ETH are staked, representing about 32% of the total supply, with hig...
