Ethereum rose nearly 4% to trade above $1,720 following easing geopolitical tensions and renewed whale accumulation, signaling potential breakout from a multi-week bearish trend. The price broke out of a symmetrical triangle pattern and improved momentum indicators, focusing attention on the $1,850-$1,900 resistance zone. However, risks remain from persistent ETF outflows and weakening tokenomics as Layer-2 networks divert activity. A decisive move above $1,750-$1,800 could confirm a trend reversal, while failure may lead to further declines toward $1,420. Institutional caution persists despite recent gains, making the $1,650-$1,700 support zone critical for bulls.
Ethereum plans a major upgrade in Q3 2026 to improve transaction processing speed and network capacity. Despite these technical improvements, Ethereum's price shows mixed signals with ongoing market selling and cautious investor behavior, especially ...
Trent Van Epps, a former Ethereum Foundation developer, warns that Ethereum's core development could run out of funding within 3 to 9 months due to the expiration of the Client Incentives Program (CIP) and a shrinking treasury. Maintaining Ethereum's...
Ethereum's price fell over 2% to trade near $1,696 after breaking below key technical supports like its rising channel and the 200-hour SMA. Institutional demand weakened as spot Ethereum ETFs saw $12.77 million in outflows, with large holders reduci...
Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts with a combined notional value of $2.13 billion are set to expire soon, attracting attention from derivatives traders. This large expiry could influence short-term market liquidity and price movements as traders...
Ethereum's price fell about 5% to around $1,682, breaking important trendline support and nearing a $1,500 support zone. Despite the price drop, Ethereum's network fundamentals surged in Q1 2026, with record monthly active addresses (13.2 million) an...
