Institutional investors are increasingly accumulating Ethereum, with ETFs and corporate treasury firms now controlling nearly 11% of the total ETH supply. BitMine Immersion Technologies leads corporate holders with about 5.79 million ETH, while U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have attracted $10.86 billion in net inflows since their 2024 launch. This trend highlights growing institutional interest but does not mean the supply is permanently locked, as holdings can be sold or redeemed. The future availability of ETH depends on how long these institutions keep or stake their assets, influencing market supply dynamics.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced a long-term upgrade plan targeting 2030, focusing on zero-knowledge proofs and improved throughput to enhance the network's scalability and security. This roadmap includes innovations like recursive STARK...
Ethereum's liquidity on Binance has dropped to its lowest level in nearly seven months, with the Liquidity Shock Z-Score falling to around -1.00. This decline reflects changing liquidity conditions rather than mass selling or exiting positions. Data ...
Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, forecasts a $1.5 to $2 trillion wealth transfer from 2026 to 2028 that could fuel demand for cryptocurrencies, driven by younger investors inheriting wealth with higher risk appetites. Bitmine recently purchased 12,532 E...
Ethereum's price has rebounded to about $2,530 after a recent dip but is encountering resistance between $2,560 and $2,575, which it must overcome to potentially reach $2,700. Analysts highlight this resistance zone as a key hurdle, with technical in...
In the last 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market showed mixed fund flows among major assets. ZEC, NEAR, and SOL led net inflows with $30.40 million, $27.35 million, and $26.99 million respectively, indicating growing investor interest. Conversely, sta...
