Ethereum surged from around $2,437 to $2,667 on September 11, driven by short squeeze and strong ETF inflows, but quickly fell back below $2,600. The market awaits the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 15-16, with a likely hike posing a risk to ETH's price due to higher opportunity costs for non-yielding assets. Technical analysis shows key support at $2,400 and resistance at $2,550-$2,600, with a breakout above $2,600 needed to target $2,700-$2,800 and beyond. Institutional demand and ETF inflows support the bullish case, but a failure to hold above support could lead to a drop toward $2,000.
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $78,700, up nearly 2%. Ethereum and Binance Coin show modest gains, while XRP and Stellar Lumens (XLM) experience significant increases of 4.96% and 8.38%, respectively....
Ethereum's Layer 1 developers and Base, a Layer 2 network by Coinbase, have ended their collaboration on a unified account abstraction standard, now pursuing separate proposals: EIP-8141 for Layer 1 and EIP-8130 for Base. Account abstraction improves...
BNB Chain has overtaken Solana in total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance (DeFi), reaching $5.94 billion compared to Solana's $5.89 billion as of September 14, 2026. This milestone positions BNB Chain as the second largest blockchain by DeF...
Joseph Lubin, CEO of Consensys, spoke at the Lido Poolside call about institutional Ethereum staking, emphasizing SharpLink's $200 million ETH stake via Lido. This signals rising institutional confidence in Ethereum staking, potentially influencing E...
Ethereum's available supply on crypto exchanges has dropped to about 14.88 million ETH, a multi-year low, as around 6.4 million ETH left exchanges since July 2025 and staking absorbs a large share of circulating supply. Concurrently, U.S. Ethereum ET...
