Ethereum reached a new all-time high of 18.7 million weekly transactions while the median transaction fee dropped to an unprecedented low of $0.008. This surge in activity is driven by network upgrades in 2025 that improved scalability and reduced costs, alongside increased stablecoin use and staking. Despite this boom, ETH's price remains below $2,400, as much of the activity occurs on layer-2 solutions and stablecoins, which do not significantly increase demand or fee revenue for ETH. The ultra-low fees also limit the deflationary impact of Ethereum's fee-burning mechanism.
Trader DonAlt, known for his accurate 700% XRP prediction, highlights $64,000 as a critical Bitcoin price level. He identifies a resistance zone between $66,600 and $68,000; a weekly close above this could spark a new rally toward all-time highs. Con...
Dana Love, Ph.D., predicts XRP may see a significant price increase if three conditions align: a Bitcoin governance confidence shock, failure of the U.S. Senate to pass crypto-market legislation, and sustained demand for XRP spot ETFs. Despite Bitcoi...
Ethereum Layer 2s show a drop in total value locked (TVL), mainly due to revised accounting methods removing non-circulating tokens and traders moving capital to faster, newer chains such as Robinhood Chain. Despite the headline dip, major Layer 2s l...
BlackRock's clients have recently sold $60 million worth of Bitcoin through the IBIT ETF while purchasing over $20 million in Ethereum. This move suggests a possible institutional rotation favoring Ethereum, driven by its smart contract capabilities ...
Ethereum's price climbed about 2% to around $1,913 on July 29, supported by $14.53 million inflows into US spot Ethereum ETFs, including $5.15 million for Morgan Stanley's new MSSE fund. Short position liquidations of $37.68 million also helped accel...
