Ethereum's transaction volume is at an all-time high, but average gas fees have plummeted to near zero, reducing the network's fee revenue. This is due to successful scaling upgrades like Dencun and the upcoming Fusaka, which lower costs by shifting activity to Layer 2 networks. However, this efficiency means less ETH is burned, potentially increasing supply. Additionally, stablecoins like USDT are seeing significant outflows on Ethereum, signaling shifts in network usage. Analysts warn this trend may lead to price consolidation rather than sharp moves, and some experts call for improved mainnet capacity to retain more fee revenue and value within Ethereum's base layer.
Ethereum's price surged above $2,700 for the first time since January 31, driven by two major investors who collectively poured $106.4 million into ETH over five days. One whale swapped 1,107 BTC for 34,422 ETH and staked all coins, indicating a medi...
Ethereum's price bounced back from $2,360 to around $2,600, though it remains 47% below its October 2025 peak. The supply of ETH on exchanges has dropped 28% since May 2025, reducing coins available for quick sale, while staked ETH increased from 29....
In September 2025, Jim Cramer recommended buying cryptocurrencies, linking the advice to the rising U.S. national debt. However, by September 2026, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP prices had fallen significantly, resulting in losses for investors who foll...
Bitcoin rose nearly 2% to just under $84,000, continuing its upward trend from last week, with major cryptocurrencies like Monero, DOGE, and XRP also gaining. Oil prices fell for the fourth consecutive day, the longest decline in three months, due to...
A cryptocurrency whale sold about 1,107 BTC worth roughly $86.76 million and used the proceeds to buy and stake 34,422 ETH valued at around $86.5 million. This move highlights a notable shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum, with the whale committing the en...
