Ethereum (ETH) has surpassed the $2500 resistance level, trading at $2,716.86 after a 5.7% rise in 24 hours, marking its strongest third quarter since 2016 with a 67.57% gain so far. This recovery follows two negative quarters in early 2026 where ETH lost about 29% and 25%. Despite increased validator exits signaling potential selling pressure, declining ETH exchange reserves suggest less immediate sell-off risk. The market is cautiously optimistic, with technical indicators supporting a bullish continuation and potential targets between $3,200 and $3,600 if ETH holds above $2500.
Ethereum trades at Rp48.523.933 on Pluang as of Sep 22, 2026 10:11 WIB, showing a 2.63% increase in the last day. The market cap stands at Rp5.992,59 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp439 trillion. Pluang order activity leans slightly towards selling at 59%, while typical hold time is 106 days, indicating steady investor interest despite recent volatility.
Ethereum's price has fallen 15% this week and is projected by AI models to decline further to about $1,915 by the end of November 2026. This drop is influenced by both broader economic pressures and specific negative news, such as BitMine's $6.3 bill...
Ethereum briefly fell below $2,000 on November 12, 2026, hitting an intraday low near $1,996 before recovering to around $2,040-$2,050. The drop was driven by a strong inflation report that increased expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, causi...
In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC), USD Coin (USDC), and Tether (USDT) recorded net inflows, indicating increased investor interest. BTC had net inflows of $28.17 million, USDC led with $67.15 million, and USDT followed with $24.79 million. Converse...
All top 10 staking assets experienced declines in staking market capitalization last week, with Ethereum dropping the most at 15.24%. Despite this, Hyperliquid maintained the highest annual total return at 77.07%, outperforming others that mostly sho...
Ethereum's recent fee burns offset just about 3.2% of new ETH issuance, meaning the supply continues to grow rather than shrink. Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum's co-founder, argues that fee burns are too volatile to reliably support Ether's valuation and ...
