Ethereum's daily transactions from regular wallets fell 43% in a week, but the average transfer value surged over 184%, indicating fewer but larger moves by big holders. Meanwhile, 79,080 ETH left exchanges, reducing available supply, while Binance saw a 440% rise in stablecoin inflows, suggesting large investors are building positions. Historically, similar patterns preceded price reversals, and analysts note Ethereum might be poised for a new all-time high if the current trend repeats. This shift highlights a market dominated by larger players amid declining retail activity.
Cryptocurrency prices display a mixed trend with Bitcoin holding steady around $61,926, up slightly by 0.40%. Ethereum and Binance Coin show minor declines, while several altcoins such as Zcash (ZEC) and LAB experience significant drops of over 7% an...
Claude Fable 5, an AI model tested on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, correctly identified key market metrics but misjudged timing and magnitude. For Bitcoin, it predicted long-term holder buying starting November 2025, but it actually began in March 202...
Raydium, a major decentralized exchange on Solana, suffered a $1.34 million exploit targeting five deprecated liquidity pools from its legacy AMM V3 program. These pools were phased out in 2021 and had no active users or current interface exposure. T...
Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin predicts the network could integrate zero-knowledge proof (ZK) technology within three to five years, transforming transaction validation and scalability. ZK rollups bundle many transactions off-chain and post a single p...
Fidelity recently purchased $28.6 million worth of Ethereum, marking its largest weekly acquisition in about two months. This move comes as selling pressure in the Ethereum market eases and institutions show renewed interest in Ethereum-based investm...
