Bitmine purchased 126,971 ether (ETH) last week, its largest weekly buy in 2026, spending about $214 million as ETH prices fell. This increased Bitmine's total holdings to 5.54 million ETH, worth around $9.3 billion, bringing it closer to its goal of owning 5% of all ether tokens. Despite earlier advice to slow purchases, Bitmine's chairman Tom Lee said the price drop does not reflect Ethereum's strong fundamentals. The company remains one of the few major crypto treasury firms still buying amid a market downturn, though it faces significant paper losses due to ETH's price decline since last year.
Ethereum's price held steady around $1,800 as institutional investors recorded their first weekly net buying in nine weeks, signaling renewed confidence. Meanwhile, retail investors showed bearish sentiment by increasing selling volume in the perpetu...
Ethereum has reportedly maintained a decade without any oracle hacks, highlighting its strong core security. However, the broader decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem continues to face oracle-related vulnerabilities and exploits, which target gaps ...
Solana's price steadied near $78 despite a $14 million wallet hack affecting an early investor and rising competition from Robinhood's new Ethereum-based layer-2 network. The hack raised security concerns but was attributed to user-side issues rather...
Ethereum's Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio dropped below 0.8, indicating it is trading under its realized value—a condition seen only during major market bottoms in past cycles. This suggests potential long-term accumulation despite no im...
The crypto market cap rose about 1.2% to $2.28 trillion, with Bitcoin holding steady above $64,000 and most top coins posting modest gains. Improved sentiment follows Bitcoin's tough June, aided by renewed ETF inflows and easing fear in the market. A...
