U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of $82.37 million on June 8, reversing a recent outflow and signaling strong institutional demand. Leading the inflows were Fidelity and BlackRock funds, which together accounted for the majority of new investments. Total net assets in these ETFs reached $9.36 billion, about 4.59% of Ethereum's market cap, highlighting growing adoption as a regulated way to gain ETH exposure. Trading volumes remain concentrated in large funds, suggesting liquidity and investor preference favor established issuers. This rebound indicates that spot ETH ETFs are increasingly used as a reliable entry point for institutional investors despite market volatility.
Ethereum has surpassed the $2,600 mark, confirming a breakout from a multi-month sideways trading range between $1,800 and $2,000. This move aligns with technical analyst Aksel Kibar's forecast and suggests a possible global trend reversal in the cry...
Ethereum's price surged above $2,630, reaching its highest level since January, driven by increased whale transactions and a record 207.17 million non-empty wallets. Over 40 million ETH are staked, and the DeFi ecosystem holds about $50 billion in va...
Ethereum surged 6.5% to $2,618, reaching levels last seen in January 2026, driven by increased whale activity, record wallet growth, and strong staking demand. This rise occurred despite negative factors like the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan rai...
The memecoin market outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum over the past week with a 5% gain, led by strong performances from Shiba Inu (SHIB), which rose 6.37% weekly. Despite recent bullish momentum, SHIB faces a critical resistance zone at $0.0000055 t...
Nostra's lending platform on Starknet was exploited when an attacker manipulated the oracle price feed for NSTR, inflating the collateral value. This allowed the attacker to borrow about $3.5 million in various cryptocurrencies including Ethereum, US...
