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.
Fhenix has launched its CoFHE mainnet on Ethereum and Arbitrum, introducing fully homomorphic encryption that allows smart contracts to process encrypted data without revealing sensitive information. This innovation addresses privacy concerns in dece...
Open interest in crypto derivatives has risen to $41.6 billion, driven by Bitcoin at $23.4 billion, Ethereum at $15.5 billion, and Solana at $2.7 billion amid a price recovery. This increase signals growing trader participation and higher leverage us...
U.S. spot Ether (ETH) exchange-traded funds experienced net outflows totaling $26.13 million on October 20, marking five consecutive days of withdrawals. BlackRock’s ETHA fund recorded the largest outflow at $33.02 million. However, some funds attrac...
Bitcoin rose 42.7% in Q3, recovering after three down quarters, driven by US Treasury bond purchases that lowered yields and boosted risk assets. Ethereum and Solana also saw strong gains. However, uncertainty remains as the Federal Reserve's October...
On October 21, 2026, IOST surged 80.86% to lead global crypto trending tokens, while PEARL dominated the Korean market with a 19.66% rise. IOST was the only token appearing in both global and Korean top 10 lists, highlighting differing investor inter...
