Ethereum is extending its lead over Solana in on-chain fee revenue, driven by increased Layer 2 scaling and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Over the past 30 days, Ethereum generated about $317.68 million in fees compared to Solana's $180.20 million, reflecting a structural shift towards higher-value settlement events rather than sheer transaction volume. Ethereum's model focuses on fewer but more valuable settlement events on its base layer, boosted by stablecoin USDC's role in tokenized finance. This positions Ethereum as a high-margin settlement layer, while Solana remains optimized for high-volume, low-fee transactions, limiting its fee revenue growth. The trend suggests Ethereum may attract more capital-intensive workflows, potentially impacting its valuation positively.
Ethereum maintained strong support around $2,760 after a 14% weekly rally, boosted by $413.8 million inflows into U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs over two days. Large holders and BitMine expanded their ETH holdings significantly, signaling confidence. Techni...
Ethereum's price is targeting around $3,000 in the short term, supported by technical indicators like Elliott Wave analysis and moving averages. However, momentum is weakening as shown by a flattening MACD and potential negative divergence, signaling...
Bitcoin surged close to $87,400, pushing the crypto market near a $3 trillion cap, driven by $558 million in liquidations mainly from short positions. Institutional investors fueled the rally with over $1.9 billion in spot ETF inflows, especially int...
Ethereum (ETH) recently surpassed a resistance level around $2,661, indicating a potential move toward $3,050. However, the price may consolidate between $2,775 and $2,825 before attempting to reach the psychological $3,000 mark. The bullish outlook ...
Ethereum (ETH) surged nearly 11% in 24 hours, reaching $2,800, confirming a bullish breakout after a prior bearish cycle ended at $1,550. High trading volumes of $20 billion and strong on-chain signals like the MVRV Ratio suggest a new upward trend, ...
